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Old November 29th 07, 11:32 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
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How do I create repeating - not recurring - meetings in Outlook 2007?
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Old November 30th 07, 05:13 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Diane Poremsky
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copy and paste? Outlook doesn't support repeating appointments, only
recurring.

To copy, select the appointment and if its in edit mode (if you can edit the
subject, its in edit mode) press Esc - then press Ctrl+C to copy.

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Old November 30th 07, 08:41 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Judy Gleeson \(MVP Outlook\)
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and another way...

Grab it on the coloured bar and drag with the right mouse button to the date
you want to copy it to. You can drop it straight onto the Date Navigator or
show the date first, then drag to it. Make sure to use the right mouse
button, then when you release the meeting, you get a choice of move or copy.

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copy and paste? Outlook doesn't support repeating appointments, only
recurring.

To copy, select the appointment and if its in edit mode (if you can edit
the subject, its in edit mode) press Esc - then press Ctrl+C to copy.

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Old November 30th 07, 05:07 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
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Default Repeating meetings

Ctrl-Dragging the appointment to the Date Navigator is also a quick and easy
way.

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How do I create repeating - not recurring - meetings in Outlook 2007?

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Old November 30th 07, 07:34 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
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Default Repeating meetings

Thanks, Gena. This did achieve copying the meeting on 6 different calendar
dates.

However, I didn't word my question well because what I really was trying to
do was create an invitation for multiple occurrences of a meeting without
having to send out individual invites for each occurrence. By copying the
meetings, the individual received 6 different invitations...I was hoping to
somehow achieve one invitation with the 6 different dates included in it.
Thanks for listening.

"Gena" wrote:

Ctrl-Dragging the appointment to the Date Navigator is also a quick and easy
way.

"helpme" wrote:

How do I create repeating - not recurring - meetings in Outlook 2007?

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Old December 1st 07, 12:59 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook][_2_]
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Default Repeating meetings

Create each appointment and save it to your desktop. Then, create an email message and insert each of your saved appointments in the message body (make sure it is RTF formatted.)

If this is to allow each recipient to select a single item to accept, include this information in the email message with instructions for selecting the one date/time that they wish to accept..

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After furious head scratching, helpme asked:

| Thanks, Gena. This did achieve copying the meeting on 6 different
| calendar dates.
|
| However, I didn't word my question well because what I really was
| trying to do was create an invitation for multiple occurrences of a
| meeting without having to send out individual invites for each
| occurrence. By copying the meetings, the individual received 6
| different invitations...I was hoping to somehow achieve one
| invitation with the 6 different dates included in it. Thanks for
| listening.
|
| "Gena" wrote:
|
|| Ctrl-Dragging the appointment to the Date Navigator is also a quick
|| and easy way.
||
|| "helpme" wrote:
||
||| How do I create repeating - not recurring - meetings in Outlook
||| 2007?
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Old December 3rd 07, 02:03 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Diane Poremsky
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Default Repeating meetings

if they meet the recurring rules, you could create a recurring appointment.
Otherwise, you'll need to use milly's method.

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"helpme" wrote in message
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Thanks, Gena. This did achieve copying the meeting on 6 different
calendar
dates.

However, I didn't word my question well because what I really was trying
to
do was create an invitation for multiple occurrences of a meeting without
having to send out individual invites for each occurrence. By copying the
meetings, the individual received 6 different invitations...I was hoping
to
somehow achieve one invitation with the 6 different dates included in it.
Thanks for listening.

"Gena" wrote:

Ctrl-Dragging the appointment to the Date Navigator is also a quick and
easy
way.

"helpme" wrote:

How do I create repeating - not recurring - meetings in Outlook 2007?


 




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