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March 8th 06, 04:29 PM
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Adding additional text to an appointment in addition to the subjec
I will be migrating to Outlook 2003 shortly and following a pilot test of
the prouct find that the calendar facility is restricting conpared with Microsoft Schedule +. As a Training Manager I utilise the calendar to manage 3 training rooms. All students attending training daily are entered into the training room calendar and are visible immediatly when viewing that calendar. Outlook is only allowing text within the subject field of the appoitment and only the subject is visible when viewing the calendar. 
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