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July 30th 07, 01:22 PM
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Active Appointments View - Recurring Appointments
By default, the "active appointments" view groups recurring
appointments separately from non-recurring appointments. If you remove the grouping, all recurring appointments will tend to be on the top, since their initial start dates will typically be in the past. Does anyone know of a way to show the recurring appoints in chronological context with all other appointments in the "active appointments" view? I.e., have recurring appointments sorted by their "next" start date/time, not by their initial start date/time. Thanks. 
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