How do you set up a recurring calendar meeting that is not always the same
day of the month etc?

if there is not a pattern it isn't considered recurring.

A.J. wrote:

How do you set up a recurring calendar meeting that is not always the same
day of the month etc?

Here is the definition of recurring
1. to occur again, as an event, experience, etc.

The text book definition mentions nothing about a "pattern" This answer is
getting old Mircrosoft.


"Bob I" wrote:

if there is not a pattern it isn't considered recurring.

A.J. wrote:

How do you set up a recurring calendar meeting that is not always the same
day of the month etc?

This isn't Microsoft, it is a peer to peer newsgroup. As with any
software there are conventions, and for Outlook to consider something to
be a recurrence the will need to be a pattern.

Picking a favorable definition doesn't change the conditions.

Susie wrote:
Here is the definition of recurring
1. to occur again, as an event, experience, etc.

The text book definition mentions nothing about a "pattern" This answer is
getting old Mircrosoft.


"Bob I" wrote:


if there is not a pattern it isn't considered recurring.

A.J. wrote:


How do you set up a recurring calendar meeting that is not always the same
day of the month etc?

"Susie" wrote in message
...

Here is the definition of recurring
1. to occur again, as an event, experience, etc.

Words have meaning only in a context. For example, can you give me a
single, definitive definition of "bark"? Of course not. You can define
which word that is only by including the context as well. Within the
context of Outlook, a recurring event ALWAYS has a regular pattern.

The text book definition mentions nothing about a "pattern" This answer is
getting old Mircrosoft.

What makes you think Microsoft people read this?
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]