The Outlook calendar starts in 1601 - But Why?
- Posted: Dec 09, 2009 at 11:53 AM
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Now it't so obvious
very cool
But why does it end in 4500??? The mystery!!
Why 4500? 2012 is enough
I'm going to make a lunch date with Laura for March 19th, 1674...see if she shows up. If not I'll log an Outlook bug.
May be, by 4500 Microsoft will cease to exist
That's why.
They won't cease to exist. They will transcend to a higher existence and no longer have a need for schedules.
I pressed play on the video and it opened up on windows media player?.. but why?
weirdest thing.
and 4500 doesn't make sense.
Agree, That's so cool!
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