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I have an issue where whenever I create an appointment in Outlook 2007, save
it, then go back into it and modify it in any fashion (change location, add an attendee, etc) it automatically changes the appointment to recurring weekly without an end date. SOMETIMES, I can simply go back into the appointment and remove the recurrence and that fixes it... other times I have to delete the appointment completely and recreate it as I wanted it to be. A work around I found is that I can change it to end after a single occurrence... but that's just not reasonable. Anyone know what could be causing this issue? What might be forcing the appointments to recur upon editing? Any help would be greatly appreciated - I'm pulling my hair out here. System info: Office 2007 Standard Vista all patched up according to Microsoft Update |
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caalger wrote:
I have an issue where whenever I create an appointment in Outlook 2007, save it, then go back into it and modify it in any fashion (change location, add an attendee, etc) it automatically changes the appointment to recurring weekly without an end date. In Control Panel's Add or Remove Programs, look for an app named "Outlookaddinsetup" and uninstall it. -- Brian Tillman |
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Brian - if I were of the persuasion and knew where you lived, I'd kiss you.
Not only did that seem to have fixed the calendar problem, but it has made the sluggishness I've been experiencing with Outlook in general go away. What the devil IS that Outlookaddin and why in God's name would Dell autoinstall something that detrimental? Thanks again! "Brian Tillman" wrote: caalger wrote: I have an issue where whenever I create an appointment in Outlook 2007, save it, then go back into it and modify it in any fashion (change location, add an attendee, etc) it automatically changes the appointment to recurring weekly without an end date. In Control Panel's Add or Remove Programs, look for an app named "Outlookaddinsetup" and uninstall it. -- Brian Tillman |
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caalger wrote:
What the devil IS that Outlookaddin and why in God's name would Dell autoinstall something that detrimental? From what I undersatnd, it's a remnant of the tools Dell uses to preinstall the software they include and it wasn't removed properly before shipment. -- Brian Tillman |
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Thank you!
-- Alan "Brian Tillman" wrote: caalger wrote: What the devil IS that Outlookaddin and why in God's name would Dell autoinstall something that detrimental? From what I undersatnd, it's a remnant of the tools Dell uses to preinstall the software they include and it wasn't removed properly before shipment. -- Brian Tillman |
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