User Manual

• Overview of EurekaWare
• Installation
• Backup Contacts
• How to Buy
• Get Registration Key
• Enter Registration Key
• Using EurekaWare
  • Starting EurekaWare for Realtors
  • The EurekaWare Outlook Menu
  • Changing Your User Information
  • Converting Contacts
  • Importing Contacts from Top Producer
  • Importing Contacts from CSV (movie)
  • Contacts > To Buy
  • Contacts > To Sell
  • Changing Web Links
  • Changing Drop Down Field Values
  • Changing Contact Form
• Adding Real Estate Fields to a View
• Sorting and Filtering Real Estate Views
• Create Action Plans
• Marketing Campaigns
  • Creating Campaigns
  • Assigning Contacts to Campaings
  • Using Campaign Tasks
• Marketing Templates
  • Using Marketing Templates (Contacts)
  • Using Marketing Templates (Campaigns)
  • Updating Marketing Templates
  • Creating New Marketing Templates
• Mail Merge and Form Letters
  • Creating New Mail Merge Document
  • Running Mail Merge with Existing Document
• Microsoft Outlook Help and Tips
  • Realtor Sticky Notes
  • Virtual Real Estate Business Cards
  • Color Code Your Appointments
  • Outlook Shortcut Keys
  • Repairing Microsoft Outlook 
• Uninstalling EurekaWare
• Getting Help
• User Manual
• Customer Forum
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Troubleshooting Wizard
• Report a Problem
• Suggest an Enhancement
• Additional Services: Customizing EurekaWare

Color-Code Your Calendar

In your Outlook Calendar, you can use colors to help you manage your appointments. For example, you can choose colors with predefined labels such as "Personal", "Needs Preparation," or "Must Attend;" or, you can create your own labels. Here's how:

To color an appointment or meeting with a predefined label:

1. Click Calendar.
2. Right-click an appointment or meeting, point to Label on the shortcut menu, and then click a color-coded label in the list. (To remove the color from the appointment or meeting, in the Label list, click None.)

 

To create your own colored label:

1. Click Calendar.
2. Right-click an appointment or meeting, point to Label on the shortcut menu, and then click Edit Labels.
3. Pick the color you want to rename, type in your new label name, and then click OK.