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May 1st 06, 07:48 PM
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How do I increase event space in Outlook?
We are posting our patients as recurring events. This is easy for us. Problem
some day we have 18-30 patients listed. After about patient 16 they are no longer visible on the calendar. I know they are there, if i move some they reappear. Problem I want them all to appear so I know who is left to take care of forthat day. We are currently using Outlook 2003. If i could minimize the amount of appointment space being used that would also help, but have been unable to do that either. 
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