if they meet the recurring rules, you could create a recurring appointment.
Otherwise, you'll need to use milly's method.

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"helpme" wrote in message
...
Thanks, Gena. This did achieve copying the meeting on 6 different
calendar
dates.

However, I didn't word my question well because what I really was trying
to
do was create an invitation for multiple occurrences of a meeting without
having to send out individual invites for each occurrence. By copying the
meetings, the individual received 6 different invitations...I was hoping
to
somehow achieve one invitation with the 6 different dates included in it.
Thanks for listening.

"Gena" wrote:

Ctrl-Dragging the appointment to the Date Navigator is also a quick and
easy
way.

"helpme" wrote:

How do I create repeating - not recurring - meetings in Outlook 2007?