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March 1st 07, 02:37 AM
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Recurring Event
I just got a new laptop (Vista OS) and transferred my Outlook data from old
laptop. When I go into Calendar on my new laptop to update an event and save it, it automatically changes the event to be a recurring event. This happens automatically. How do I stop this from happening? -- Thank You  
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March 1st 07, 02:36 PM
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Recurring Event
WKF wrote:
I just got a new laptop (Vista OS) and transferred my Outlook data from old laptop. When I go into Calendar on my new laptop to update an event and save it, it automatically changes the event to be a recurring event. This happens automatically. How do I stop this from happening? In Control PanelAdd or Remove Programs, look for an app named Outlookaddinsetup and uninstall it. You got a Dell, correct? -- Brian Tillman
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March 1st 07, 05:51 PM
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Recurring Event
Thank you. Yes, I have Dell laptop? If I remove that program, would there
be future conflicts because I removed it? Won -- Thank You "Brian Tillman" wrote: WKF wrote: I just got a new laptop (Vista OS) and transferred my Outlook data from old laptop. When I go into Calendar on my new laptop to update an event and save it, it automatically changes the event to be a recurring event. This happens automatically. How do I stop this from happening? In Control PanelAdd or Remove Programs, look for an app named Outlookaddinsetup and uninstall it. You got a Dell, correct? -- Brian Tillman
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March 2nd 07, 04:12 AM
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Recurring Event
WKF wrote:
Thank you. Yes, I have Dell laptop? If I remove that program, would there be future conflicts because I removed it? My understanding is that's a program used by Dell int he configuration of a new PC that for some reason itsn't being removed properly before shipment. You shouldn't have any issues if you remove it. -- Brian Tillman
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