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Don't want Birthdays to display in calendar view

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Bob Levin - 29 May 2008 07:12 GMT
Hi : I have OL2007. Is there a way to prevent birthdays from displaying in
calendar view? I want to keep record of birthdays, don't want them to
display. Thanks much
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Brian Tillman - 29 May 2008 14:46 GMT
> Hi : I have OL2007. Is there a way to prevent birthdays from
> displaying in calendar view? I want to keep record of birthdays,
> don't want them to display. Thanks much

If you enter a birthday value into a contact record, Outlook will add it to
the calendar.  I don't think there's any way to stop that.  You can always
delete the event once it gets added.  Unless you perform some other update
on the contact record, Outlook won't keep re-adding it.  If you do modify
the contact record, though, Outlook will re-add it.

Once thing you could do, though, is to assign the "Birthday" category to all
birthdays, then modify the calendar view you're using, creating a filter
which uses the "Categories" field "doesn't contain" "Birthday" condition to
prevent the view from displaying the birthdays.  May thins a new view
(rather than modifying the existing view) and you can then switch between
the standard vew and your view to toggle the display of bithdays.
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Brian Tillman - 29 May 2008 19:13 GMT
> May thins a new view

How the heck did I type that???  It should read "Make this a new view..."
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Judy Gleeson (MVP Outlook) - 30 May 2008 03:10 GMT
I was wondering that two, to  -  ah something like that.

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>> May thins a new view
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> How the heck did I type that???  It should read "Make this a new view..."
 
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