Right dragging does the same thing - right click and right drag everywhere -
there's often a really useful function there.

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"jancan" wrote in message
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Thank you Sue, I knew it would be so simple. I wish I'd found this site
sooner! Janet

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Ctrl+drag to the new date will make a complete copy.

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"jancan" wrote in message
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I want to clone an appointment to another date without having to enter
all
the info again. There's probably a very easy way that I'm
overlooking, but
I'm not finding it. Anyone know how to do this. TIA