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July 4th 06, 01:30 PM
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How does outlook calendar register different time periods?
I am using microsoft office outlook and when I try to view my diary in 5 day
work week the blocks of time shown do not reflect the amount of time allocated to each item. So If I have a meeting that lasts for three hours, the block only spreads to the single hour frame, suggesting that my meeting is then finished and I am free thereafter. Can I do something to alter this? 
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