It depends on if we can figure out why you see what you are seeing...

per my post yesterday:


a 15 min recurring meeting should not be seen as an all day event.

can you post a screenshot of how it appears in the week or month view? if
you need a place to post, use the screenshot library at xsolive.com.


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"Michael H. Lewis" wrote in message
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How long does it usually take to answer a simple question like this?

"Michael H. Lewis" wrote in message
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My latest reply is at the bottom. Is it because it's a "meeting"? How do
I get rid of the All Day Event tag?

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From: "Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]"
Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2009 8:29 AM
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Subject: Shows as All Day Event when it's not

"Michael H. Lewis" wrote in message
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I have a task to take medicine between 5:45 PM and 6 PM, but it shows
as an
all day event. Why?

Describe this more thoroughly. Do you mean the "All day event" box is
checked
when you open the item? What leads you to believe it's showing as an
all day
event? Showing where? In what view? What version of Outlook?
-- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

It is described as a Recurring Meeting. It shows All Day Event in
Outlook Today
for every day. Outlook 2007.
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Sincerely,

M.H.L