Outlook appointment recurrence patterns

[slb0m]

Groupwise lets you pick patterns for recurrance of meetings, but also lets
you pick specific dates if the dates you want do not follow any of the
prepackaged patterns. Outlooks should allow the same.

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[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Then Outlook would be Group-not-so-Wise, correct? Wanting Outlook to be the
same as Act! or GroupWise or whatever just tells me that you have selected
the wrong tool for the job. If GroupWise works better for you, then use it.

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After furious head scratching, slb0m asked:

| Groupwise lets you pick patterns for recurrance of meetings, but also
| lets you pick specific dates if the dates you want do not follow any
| of the prepackaged patterns. Outlooks should allow the same.
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