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Color Code specific events on calendar - GOOGLE REQUEST PLEASE!

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Color Code specific events on calendar - GOOGLE REQUEST PLEASE! nnej 8/28/09 8:43 AM Hello, This has been discussed by multiple other users, however I'd like to request that users have the option of color coding events to differentiate them (E.g. work/school/personal/appts etc. - similar to Outlook). Thank you! J
Re: Color Code specific events on calendar - GOOGLE REQUEST PLEASE! illicit 9/4/09 8:11 PM http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Calendar/thread?tid=64ae52525ef8d2fc&hl=en&fid=64ae52525ef8d2fc000472cbca26f687 "COLOR CODE NOW!!  COLOR CODE NOW!!  COLOR CODE NOW!!  COLOR CODE NOW!!"
Re: Color Code specific events on calendar - GOOGLE REQUEST PLEASE! bobainsworth 9/13/09 3:38 PM Yes, this seems like it should be feature from day one.
Re: Color Code specific events on calendar - GOOGLE REQUEST PLEASE! Joseph Jujnovich 9/13/09 7:24 PM I find it's easier to create separate calendars for this (similar to labels on gmail). For instance, I have calendars for uni, social, health, leisure, personal etc which can be customised by colour, name etc. You can choose which calendars you want
Re: Color Code specific events on calendar - GOOGLE REQUEST PLEASE! Joseph Jujnovich 9/13/09 7:38 PM Ah, after reading the thread link above, I see what you mean... would be good to have more customisation.
Re: Color Code specific events on calendar - GOOGLE REQUEST PLEASE! nnej 9/13/09 7:40 PM Hey guys, Yeah I heard of these options, just was hoping that it wouldn't be such a tedious process.It seems so intuitive just to create an event, colour code it and then look at the calendar as a whole (monthly/weekly) to see all the events in your
Re: Color Code specific events on calendar - GOOGLE REQUEST PLEASE! troberts44 9/25/09 10:34 AM Please color code !!!!!!!!!!!!
Re: Color Code specific events on calendar - GOOGLE REQUEST PLEASE! florida sandy 9/26/09 9:17 AM Does anyone have a way to work around this limitation in a very simple way when sharing a calendar? We keep a shared calendar in our small business and I don't want to ask everybody to share and enter in several *different calendars* in order to see
Re: Color Code specific events on calendar - GOOGLE REQUEST PLEASE! ChristopherLohman 9/26/09 12:57 PM Suggestion for this feature request:  Integrate the gmail labels feature and include the label colors from the lab.
Re: Color Code specific events on calendar - GOOGLE REQUEST PLEASE! otaylak11 9/30/09 9:12 AM The idea of switching between calendars is not efficient enough, Please COLOR CODE EVENTS! Those switching from Palm to Iphone know what I mean. This has been a feature I have used since 2000. I'm not operating as effectively without it. Please! Plea
Re: Color Code specific events on calendar - GOOGLE REQUEST PLEASE! rschlem22 11/7/09 6:30 AM Color would be gret.   I moved from another calendar to google assuming it had features.   I would also like to see some level of priority ability.   if you look at a particular date, you do not always see all the events for that day, especially when
Re: Color Code specific events on calendar - GOOGLE REQUEST PLEASE! Diana Wright 11/7/10 12:55 PM COLOR CODE, please!
Re: Color Code specific events on calendar - GOOGLE REQUEST PLEASE! Janitor 11/8/10 8:41 AM Or Better Yet, allow Calendar events to have the same Labels as in Emails.
Re: Color Code specific events on calendar - GOOGLE REQUEST PLEASE! sabretel 1/14/11 9:03 PM Just one more vote for color event labels in the calendar.  Work with a lot of users, many who, like me are looking at migrating from Blackberry to Android and from Outlook to Gmail.  Lack of color event labels and the hassle of synching with Outlook
Re: Color Code specific events on calendar - GOOGLE REQUEST PLEASE! Alejandro84 1/19/11 9:14 AM color code!!!
Re: Color Code specific events on calendar - GOOGLE REQUEST PLEASE! KeithR2010 3/9/11 7:45 AM Color coding events is a feature that we have been asked for fairly frequently. We constantly prioritize requests based on a number of features, so rest assured that we have heard the need for color coding loud and clear.