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wfransee - 14 Feb 2008 15:06 GMT

I am a teacher, and I want to publish my calendar to my website. When I
create my daily plans, I format the information using the "format text" tools
(e.g, bullets and numbering). When I save the calendar as a webpage ("save
as webpage"), the formatting is lost in the "appointment and event details"
reading pane. Instead of organized outlines (numbered and bulleted),
everything is left justified. Am I missing a setting somewhere?

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Diane Poremsky [MVP] - 14 Feb 2008 15:46 GMT

its a limitation of HTML publishing.

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>I am a teacher, and I want to publish my calendar to my website. When I
> create my daily plans, I format the information using the "format text"
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> reading pane. Instead of organized outlines (numbered and bulleted),
> everything is left justified. Am I missing a setting somewhere?

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