Please help!
1. In my Outlook 2003 I had programmed a repeating meeting - daily at 9.00 -
1 hour long - no final date.
2. 1 week later (7 meetings already took place) I had manually changed the
starting time of the next 3 meetings to 10.00 (daily, 1 hour long as well)
3. 3 weeks after the first programming step I decided to define the final
date of the meetings' series (changing the "no final date defined" option to
"after 30 occasions").
4. After defining the date ALL the 30 meetings' starting times were changed
to 9.00, INCLUDING THOSE 3 meetings in the past, which took place at 10.00.

What can I do to prevent Outlook 2003 from changing the repetitive meetings'
times, which were changed manually in the past?
Thank you.

I don't know if you can since you changed the series, not an individual
item. I don't think you can 'divorce' a child from the series without
deleting it and creating a stand-alone appointment item

"kartabella" wrote in message
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Please help!
1. In my Outlook 2003 I had programmed a repeating meeting - daily at
9.00 -
1 hour long - no final date.
2. 1 week later (7 meetings already took place) I had manually changed the
starting time of the next 3 meetings to 10.00 (daily, 1 hour long as well)
3. 3 weeks after the first programming step I decided to define the final
date of the meetings' series (changing the "no final date defined" option
to
"after 30 occasions").
4. After defining the date ALL the 30 meetings' starting times were
changed
to 9.00, INCLUDING THOSE 3 meetings in the past, which took place at
10.00.

What can I do to prevent Outlook 2003 from changing the repetitive
meetings'
times, which were changed manually in the past?
Thank you.