OL 2007 - Edit Meeting Subject Line w/o sending update
 

At then end of each day, my boss likes me to add the start time to her first
meeting of the following morning to the beginning of the subject line. (I
guess it's easier to read on a blackberry.) Any way, I had no problem doing
that with OL 2003. With OL 2007, I can do it about half the time. The other
half, it tells me I need to send an update or cancel changes.

I haven't figured out the difference between the types of meetings it lets
me edit without sending and those it won't.

Is there a trick so I can alter the subject line without sending an update?

OL 2007 - Edit Meeting Subject Line w/o sending update
 

Are they all meetings or are some just appointments?

Try unchecking the addresses on the scheduling page before saving.

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"Victoria@DIG" wrote in message
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At then end of each day, my boss likes me to add the start time to her
first
meeting of the following morning to the beginning of the subject line. (I
guess it's easier to read on a blackberry.) Any way, I had no problem
doing
that with OL 2003. With OL 2007, I can do it about half the time. The
other
half, it tells me I need to send an update or cancel changes.

I haven't figured out the difference between the types of meetings it lets
me edit without sending and those it won't.

Is there a trick so I can alter the subject line without sending an
update?

OL 2007 - Edit Meeting Subject Line w/o sending update
 

They are all meetings...

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

Are they all meetings or are some just appointments?

Try unchecking the addresses on the scheduling page before saving.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/

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"Victoria@DIG" wrote in message
...
At then end of each day, my boss likes me to add the start time to her
first
meeting of the following morning to the beginning of the subject line. (I
guess it's easier to read on a blackberry.) Any way, I had no problem
doing
that with OL 2003. With OL 2007, I can do it about half the time. The
other
half, it tells me I need to send an update or cancel changes.

I haven't figured out the difference between the types of meetings it lets
me edit without sending and those it won't.

Is there a trick so I can alter the subject line without sending an
update?