they are mistaken. all versions work the same way.

there is an addin that may help.
http://www.websetters.co.uk/WSAddIns...ment/index.htm

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"kmac328" wrote in message
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That's what I thought. Thank you for confirming it! Good to know I wasn't
just crazy. :-)

Was it possible in 2003 or was the other user mistaken when they told me
that?


"Diane Poremsky" wrote:

you can only do recurring if there is a pattern for the occurrence

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"kmac328" wrote in message
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I've been told that in Outlook 2003 it was possible to setup randomly
recurring appointments. I never used it, so I wouldn't now. However, I
definitley do not see a way to do this in 2007. My appointment will
occur
every month but not on the same day or date of each month.

Is it possible to do this and I'm simply not seeing the options? I'm
using
the Exchange version of Outlook. (Not being a techie I don't know how
better
to explain that. :-))