I want to cancel a meeting, but still want it to remain in the calendar to
remind me for a later date. How do I do it?

you can't.... why not create a task from it as a reminder?

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"prs" wrote in message
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I want to cancel a meeting, but still want it to remain in the calendar to
remind me for a later date. How do I do it?

Thanks for your suggestion - this would still not help me, as what I want to
do really is to say that the appointment was scheduled, but that it was later
on cancelled. Creating a task and the marking it as a complete does not quite
do the same thing for me. further, it would sync to my handheld and create a
bit of a mess!! Will try this approach though!

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

you can't.... why not create a task from it as a reminder?

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Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)
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"prs" wrote in message
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I want to cancel a meeting, but still want it to remain in the calendar to
remind me for a later date. How do I do it?

prs wrote:

Thanks for your suggestion - this would still not help me, as what I
want to do really is to say that the appointment was scheduled, but
that it was later on cancelled.

Then don't cancel it, but modify it, writing "Cancelled" in the notes (large
lower pane) section.
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Brian Tillman