I think I may have found a solution. I pulled up the recurring meeting and
changed the "end date" to this week. I then "sent update." I set up a new
meeting beginning next week with the new time. It looks like the old
meetings are still there w/ the original time and the new invite beginning
next week w/ the new time.

Does this sound like it will work for any of you?


"nkb" wrote:

I have been searching for a solution to his myself for quite some time. I'm
disappointed to see that when I change the time of a meeting to 8:30 a.m.
from 9:30 a.m. GOING FORWARD ONLY... that all the previous meetings will
change, too. Even though the previous meetings occurred at 9:30 a.m.


"kartabella" wrote:

Please help!
1. In my Outlook 2003 I had programmed a repeated meeting - daily at 9.00 -
1 hour long - no final date.
2. 1 week later (as 7 meetings already took place) I had manually DELETED
THREE future meetings (meetings number 9, 10 and 11).
3. 20 meetings after the first programming step I decided to define the final
date of the meetings' series (changing the "no final date defined" option to
"stop after 30 occasions").
4. Outlook accepted the change, but also RESURRECTED THOSE 3 meetings, which
were deleted.

What can I do to prevent Outlook 2003 from resurrecting those manually
deleted meetings?
Thank you.