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Old 06-09-2010, 02:20 PM
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Question Removed duplicate holidays problem


I followed directions from another website for removing duplicate holidays. It removed all the holidays and appointments. Now I can't even reinstall the holidays either. When I re-enter my appointments and try to add the holidays it wipes out the appointments again and no holidays appear either. Here are the following instructions I was given to get rid of the duplicate holidays and now have given me a big headache. View/Current View/Events, right-click any column heading, choose Field Chooser, click on scroll bar and switch to Date/Time fields, click on Created, click on the first holiday of the set to delete, scroll to last holiday of same set, hold down Shiftkey as you click on last holiday, this selects all holidays, press Delete. Drag "Created" column header out of the view to remove it. Bam-everything is screwed up now. I would appreciate any help.
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