Emails often arrive that are not posted as calendar requests, or they arrive
with substantive information or attachments and times that should accompany
a calendar item. Instead of creating a new apointment and copying and
pasting, have a right click feature of hot button the "converts to calendar
item." You enter in the times and it pushes out of the inbox and to your
calendar as requested, body text and all.

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CLP wrote:

Emails often arrive that are not posted as calendar requests, or they
arrive with substantive information or attachments and times that
should accompany a calendar item. Instead of creating a new
apointment and copying and pasting, have a right click feature of hot
button the "converts to calendar item." You enter in the times and it
pushes out of the inbox and to your calendar as requested, body text
and all.

That seems already to be available. Open the Calendar in a new window. On
the calendar, select the time you want, then, back in the Inbox window,
right-click and drag the mail message to that time slot.
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Brian Tillman