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In the tutorial for Outlook 2007 Calender it details how to add an appoint
via the Day view by resting your mouse cursor over the desired date and time, clinking, and then typing a description. However whenever I do this, as soon as I enter it, it then moves to the current day and time that it was entered. For example, I scroll to July 22 2009 at 2pm and click, type my description and hit enter. it then dissappears from there and appears at the current date and time. Is there a setting I am missing? It is not reacting the way the tutorial describes. Thank you! |
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