"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Consultcca wrote:

When a person wants to change a recurring entry - Outlook only offers
2 choices - this occurence or the series. There needs to be another
choice - changing future dates only. If there is a change in the
date or time of a recurring entry for meetings beginning on a certain
date, Outlook will now replace all entries that are part of the
series with this information.

While I think this is a good idea, it would require a huge change in the
approach to how recurrences are handled on Outlook.

It doesn't matter how huge a change this is...reality is that other
calendaring tools have been allowing this for years - as is obvious when you
see how long people have been posting questions/issues about this.

I, for one, think Outlook a poor tool for supplying audit data.

Outlook is a business tool and it is crucial in this day and age that
business tools preserve the past. Like it or not, email is considered an
historical record and that includes your calendar.