Automatically Insert Holidays in Outlook

Automatically add holidays to Outlook's calendar

You know that New Year's Day falls on January 1 every year, but not every holiday is as easy to remember. Pesky ones like Memorial Day, Presidents Day, and Thanksgiving slide around the calendar. Make sure you don't plan for a closing or other important meeting on a holiday by automatically adding them to your Outlook calendar. Go to Tools > Options and select Calendar Options. Click the button labeled Add Holidays.

If your calendar doesn't display holidays after you follow the above steps, it's probably because your version of Outlook is too old. Outlook 2000, for example, doesn't support holidays past 2007 even if you've downloaded all its updates. If your Outlook version is newer than 2000 and you still don't see the holidays listed, visit the Microsoft Download Center and type Outlook holiday update in the search box. You can download a free holiday update that will take you through 2012.

No Sales Meeting

A Reminder

There will be no sales meeting tomorrow - 11/29

Thank you
Bob

Thanksgiving

Have a great Thanksgiving! We all have a lot to be thankful for - not the least of which is working with a bunch of great agents and staff.

The office will be closed on Thursday, but we will be open Friday and, of course, thru the weekend.

8511 Wood Forest - New Listing

Thursday Thanksgiving Potluck

Folks,

Please remember that we have duty lottery this Thursday morning and we have our annual Thanksgiving Potluck lunch here at the office this Thursday at noon.
Look forward to seeing you all. Bring your favorite dish (or, whatever you signed up for) and come enjoy.

Regards
Bob

E-Team Protocols for Success Tips

Great Eats at Perry Homes Open House

Here is a link to the info regarding a scrumptious lunch at Perry Homes in Trinity Oaks on the 13th.

Duty Lottery

We will hold our duty lottery drawing and scheduling on November 15 at 8:30 sharp just prior to our regular sales meeting.

Thank you
Bob

What happens in foreclosure and the homeowners rights

here is a link