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September 19th 07, 04:36 PM
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Only blocking off a half hour for appointments
I have a user that when he creates a 1 time meeting, it will only block off a
half hour, regardless of how long the actual meeting is. As soon as you change it to a reoccurring meeting, the block changes to reflect the correct times. If he accepts a meeting invitation everything shows up correctly, it's only when he creates a 1 time meeting. Any ideas besides telling him to create all his appointments as reoccurring expiring after the first occurrence? (he didn't like that very much!) 
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