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August 10th 09, 11:15 PM
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Why does ctrl-drag for copying calendar entries change the time?
I just migrated from Outlook 2003 to Outlook 2007. With 2003 I would often
copy calendar items by pressing the Ctrl key, then dragging the calendar item to the new date. With Outlook 2007, when I do this for a calendar item that doesn't start on the half-hour (e.g. starts at 3:35pm), it changes the start time to the half-hour boundary (3:30pm). If I right-click and drag, then select Copy, it works correctly. 
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