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Hi Milly,
I was just reading about the same problem we are having. I have Outlook with Bus Contact Mgr and my calendar works just fine. I double click on a day and my appointment window comes up on the day I clicked on; not todays date. Or if I am on a day and go "New appointment", it comes up on the day I clicked. But on my sisters computer - she is running the same program also - it always brings up todays date on an appointment window, no matter what day she selected. Are you saying that every time she makes an entry she would have to press control+n? Why don't I have to do that? I have used outlook for a long time and this is the first time I have run into this problem. Thanks for any help you can be. It is so inconvenient. Guess we are spoiled. Karen "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: Expected behavior. If you want to open an appointment for that date, click in the day and press control+n. -- Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without reading. After furious head scratching, Peter G asked: | If I double click a date in month view in OL2003 the appointment view | always shows start and end date (for alarm) as "today" - can I change | settings somewhere so that default start and end dates are the date I | just clicked on? |
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Hi everybody,
Does anybody have new information on this topic? I have the same problem, and none of the proposed solutions does work. neither the double-click nor the right-click and not even the File/New date thing does work. It's always the present day and time preset! Note: With this problem I have another (probably linked) problem: I can not move any already existing appointments/dates from one day to the other by drag&drop. My courser always changes to an "closed"-Sign (canceled circle). Does anyone else have this problem, too? "Karen" wrote: Hi Milly, I was just reading about the same problem we are having. I have Outlook with Bus Contact Mgr and my calendar works just fine. I double click on a day and my appointment window comes up on the day I clicked on; not todays date. Or if I am on a day and go "New appointment", it comes up on the day I clicked. But on my sisters computer - she is running the same program also - it always brings up todays date on an appointment window, no matter what day she selected. Are you saying that every time she makes an entry she would have to press control+n? Why don't I have to do that? I have used outlook for a long time and this is the first time I have run into this problem. Thanks for any help you can be. It is so inconvenient. Guess we are spoiled. Karen "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: Expected behavior. If you want to open an appointment for that date, click in the day and press control+n. -- Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without reading. After furious head scratching, Peter G asked: | If I double click a date in month view in OL2003 the appointment view | always shows start and end date (for alarm) as "today" - can I change | settings somewhere so that default start and end dates are the date I | just clicked on? |
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![]() meandyou wrote: *Hi everybody, Does anybody have new information on this topic? I have the same problem, and none of the proposed solutions does work. neither the double-click nor the right-click and not even the File/New date thing does work. It's always the present day and time preset! Note: With this problem I have another (probably linked) problem: I can not move any already existing appointments/dates from one day to the other by drag&drop. My courser always changes to an "closed"-Sign (canceled circle). Does anyone else have this problem, too? "Karen" wrote: [vbcol=seagreen] Hi Milly, I was just reading about the same problem we are having. I have Outlook with Bus Contact Mgr and my calendar works just fine. I double click on a day and my appointment window comes up on the day I clicked on; not todays date. Or if I am on a day and go "New appointment", it comes up on the day I clicked. But on my sisters computer - she is running the same program also - it always brings up todays date on an appointment window, no matter what day she selected. Are you saying that every time she makes an entry she would have to press control+n? Why don't I have to do that? I have used outlook for a long time and this is the first time I have run into this problem. Thanks for any help you can be. It is so inconvenient. Guess we are spoiled. Karen "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: * -- Altoids ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Posted via http://www.mcse.ms ------------------------------------------------------------------------ View this thread: http://www.mcse.ms/message2030141.html |
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