XCLN: How to Automatically Import Holidays into Schedule+ 7.0 [Q153769]
PSS ID Number: Q153769
Article last modified on 04-13-2000
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Office for Windows, version 7.0
- Microsoft Schedule+ for Windows, version 7.0
SUMMARY
You can import Federal-, National-, Company-, and Personal-holidays into multiple user's files automatically by creating a 'holiday schedule file' and making it available to every user by
sending it to them via an attachment or a 'Hot Link' in an Email-message.
MORE INFORMATION
To create a holiday schedule file:
- Start Schedule+, click the [File]-menu, click [Open], and then click [Archive or Project Schedule].
- In the 'Open Archive or Project Schedule'-dialog box, type "Holidays" (without the quotation marks) in the 'File Name'-textbox and click the [Open]-button.
- Now create appointments covering normal working hours, and enter an accurate description, of each holiday.
- Click the [File]-menu, click [Export], click [Schedule+ Interchange], and export the information, using Holidays.sc2 as the file name.
- Click Close on the [File]-menu.
There are two ways to make this file accessible to your users:
- As an attached file:
- Send the Holidays.sc2 file as an attachment via a Microsoft Exchange mail message
- In the message body, instruct them to double-click on the attachment.
- They will be asked if they want to import the Holidays.sc2 information into their '.SCD'-file. Tell them to click the [OK]-button to import the holiday information into their appointment book.
- Using the Hot Links feature:
- Place the Holidays.sc2 file on a shared location that everyone has access
- Create a message that includes a line similar to the following:
file:\\<server>\<share>\Holidays.sc2
replacing the server and share names with the correct location.
- In the message body, instruct them to double-click on the attachment.
- They will be asked if they want to import the Holidays.sc2 information into their '.SCD'-file. Tell them to click the [OK]-button to import the holiday information into their appointment book.
Copyright Microsoft Corporation 2000.
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