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April 29th 10, 06:14 PM
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Clearing the All-Day Event checkbox
Perhaps Ctrl+N vs Double-clicking the day?
Amy wrote: I have a co-worker who wants to permanently clear the All-Day Event checkbox for appointments and events. I've looked everywhere - Tools, Options, Preferences, Calendar Options; right-clicked on the calendar and looked through all those options. The weird thing is, my calendar does have the All-Day Event checkbox unchecked everytime I open an appointment/event. Thank you in advance, Amy Peterson 
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