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October 21st 06, 05:42 PM
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Appointment Date Increment (without Picker)
Does anyone know how I can use a *keyboard* shortcut while in the Start Date
or End Date field to increment/decrement the dates? (without using a mouse or picker). Outlook has some interesting little things I can do like type in "Tomorrow", "Yesterday" "Sun" "Next Tues" ... and it will figure out the date and replace it .... but I can't seem to simply, using the keyboard, increment or decrement the date ... Any idea or tips? Thanks 
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