How the Outlook calendar displays a solar term

Click the Start button on the left of the taskbar in the lower-left corner of the screen, select All Programs, and select Microsoft Office on the pop-up menu:

2 Select the Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 option in the pop-up option to open the Outlook 2007 program, as shown above;

After you start Microsoft Office Outlook 2007, click the Tools menu in the menu bar, and then select Options from the Drop-down menu:

Open the Options dialog box. In the Options dialog box, select the Preferences tab:

Click the Calendar Options button on the Preferences tab:

Pop-up Calendar Options dialog box, click the Add Holiday ... button:

The Add Holidays to Calendar dialog box pops up:

In the Add Holidays to Calendar dialog box that pops up, drag the scroll bar to the bottom and tick "China" as above;

Click the OK button and click OK again to return to Outlook;

Open the Outlook calendar by clicking the Calendar tab in the navigation bar on the left side of Outlook:

In the Calendar window, click the Month button in the top toggle button to switch the Outlook calendar to the Month view:

In the month view of the calendar, you can view all the Chinese solar terms and statutory holidays for this month: