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December 6th 06, 05:18 PM
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How do I stop recurrence from attaching appts automatically
Whenever I make an appointment in Oultlook, recurrence attahces itself to the
appointmement ... please make it stop! 
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December 7th 06, 02:21 PM
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How do I stop recurrence from attaching appts automatically
RJB wrote:
Whenever I make an appointment in Oultlook, recurrence attahces itself to the appointmement ... please make it stop! Hmm. Someone else posted this same issue. What version of Outlook are you using and what is your data store (PST or Exchange)? -- Brian Tillman
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December 8th 06, 12:53 AM
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How do I stop recurrence from attaching appts automatically
I am using Outlook 2003. I have found if I try to make an appt on the
calender and then try to drag it to make it a longer meeting, that's when it automatically becomes a recurrrence. If I click on the calender and adjust the times that way I am fine ... HOWEVER ... in the first case when I drag and expand and open the recurrence tab and try to "Remove Recurrence" it will not go away! HELP!!! Rick "Brian Tillman" wrote: RJB wrote: Whenever I make an appointment in Oultlook, recurrence attahces itself to the appointmement ... please make it stop! Hmm. Someone else posted this same issue. What version of Outlook are you using and what is your data store (PST or Exchange)? -- Brian Tillman
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December 18th 06, 03:15 PM
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How do I stop recurrence from attaching appts automatically
I also have this problem with my recent upgrade to Outlook 2003 with a
recurrence attaching to appointments when I modifiy them and save. The initial appt is okay, but when I change anything about the appt, say I add a comment, a weekly recurrence is attached (2 months) and I cannot remove it with the remove button. I am setting the end date to the same date to get around this. Has there been any progress on this issue? Martin "RJB" wrote: I am using Outlook 2003. I have found if I try to make an appt on the calender and then try to drag it to make it a longer meeting, that's when it automatically becomes a recurrrence. If I click on the calender and adjust the times that way I am fine ... HOWEVER ... in the first case when I drag and expand and open the recurrence tab and try to "Remove Recurrence" it will not go away! HELP!!! Rick "Brian Tillman" wrote: RJB wrote: Whenever I make an appointment in Oultlook, recurrence attahces itself to the appointmement ... please make it stop! Hmm. Someone else posted this same issue. What version of Outlook are you using and what is your data store (PST or Exchange)? -- Brian Tillman
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January 13th 07, 04:44 PM
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How do I stop recurrence from attaching appts automatically
I also have this problem has anyone found an answer yet?
"Martin" wrote: I also have this problem with my recent upgrade to Outlook 2003 with a recurrence attaching to appointments when I modifiy them and save. The initial appt is okay, but when I change anything about the appt, say I add a comment, a weekly recurrence is attached (2 months) and I cannot remove it with the remove button. I am setting the end date to the same date to get around this. Has there been any progress on this issue? Martin "RJB" wrote: I am using Outlook 2003. I have found if I try to make an appt on the calender and then try to drag it to make it a longer meeting, that's when it automatically becomes a recurrrence. If I click on the calender and adjust the times that way I am fine ... HOWEVER ... in the first case when I drag and expand and open the recurrence tab and try to "Remove Recurrence" it will not go away! HELP!!! Rick "Brian Tillman" wrote: RJB wrote: Whenever I make an appointment in Oultlook, recurrence attahces itself to the appointmement ... please make it stop! Hmm. Someone else posted this same issue. What version of Outlook are you using and what is your data store (PST or Exchange)? -- Brian Tillman
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January 15th 07, 03:01 PM
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How do I stop recurrence from attaching appts automatically
holmes wrote:
I also have this problem has anyone found an answer yet? Google Groups is your friend. http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring/msg/ddca9538c85972b6 -- Brian Tillman
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January 15th 07, 11:04 PM
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How do I stop recurrence from attaching appts automatically
Guys, I found the solution to this problem on the Dell Support Forum. I
removed the program 'outlookaddinsetup' from Control Panel Add/Remove program. for some reason this program was left over on Dell Office installations. When I tried to remove it, I got a message to shut down Yahoo Messenger and Microsoft Outlook. My calendar is now saving events correctly. Good Luck, "Brian Tillman" wrote: holmes wrote: I also have this problem has anyone found an answer yet? Google Groups is your friend. http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring/msg/ddca9538c85972b6 -- Brian Tillman
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January 24th 07, 09:31 PM
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How do I stop recurrence from attaching appts automatically
Martin,
I was having the same problem as you and others described. I removed the program as directed and my Outlook Calendar works fine now. Thanks!!! Keith "Martin" wrote: Guys, I found the solution to this problem on the Dell Support Forum. I removed the program 'outlookaddinsetup' from Control Panel Add/Remove program. for some reason this program was left over on Dell Office installations. When I tried to remove it, I got a message to shut down Yahoo Messenger and Microsoft Outlook. My calendar is now saving events correctly. Good Luck, "Brian Tillman" wrote: holmes wrote: I also have this problem has anyone found an answer yet? Google Groups is your friend. http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring/msg/ddca9538c85972b6 -- Brian Tillman
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