posted by
janetmiles at 01:02pm on 09/08/2011
Note: I know other calendars are better. I'm required to use Outlook at work. Thank you.
Anyway, the thing I like: In Outlook 2003, if you created a repeating event (say, "Spring break, every day from March 19 to March 23") and then copied it to another calendar (because, say, you maintain calendars for five different groups and three meeting rooms), only the first day copied and you had to set the repetition on each calendar.
In Outlook 2010, if you create a repeating event and copy it to another calendar, you get a little pop-up that offers you the choices "Copy series," "Copy selected occasion," and "Cancel."
This is a goodness.
Anyway, the thing I like: In Outlook 2003, if you created a repeating event (say, "Spring break, every day from March 19 to March 23") and then copied it to another calendar (because, say, you maintain calendars for five different groups and three meeting rooms), only the first day copied and you had to set the repetition on each calendar.
In Outlook 2010, if you create a repeating event and copy it to another calendar, you get a little pop-up that offers you the choices "Copy series," "Copy selected occasion," and "Cancel."
This is a goodness.
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