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Old July 7th 06, 06:39 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
David Rees
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Default Selecting multiple events and scrolling

In Outlook 2003, whenever I select an event (or multiple events, either with
Shift+Click or Ctrl+Click) and scroll, Outlook loses selection of the events
and instead selects dates on the calendar view. This is a real pain if you
want to select multiple events ocurring off the current view.

So how do I select multiple events *and* scroll the calendar view without
losing selection?


 




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