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Well, not what I wanted but obviously nobody else is going to answer this so I'll give you the points. &nbsp;Thanks :)
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Well, not what I wanted but obviously nobody else is going to answer this so I'll give you the points.  Thanks :)

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Sorry, I know what you &nbsp;mean though. I had seen that when I booked a flight through one of the sites. I tried the program for the free trial, but i wasn't happy with it. <br />
Let me know if you find a good one<br />
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Also, it's possible that you saw something like a smart tag inserted in the message. I'll keep my eyes out for that!<br />
Karen
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Sorry, I know what you  mean though. I had seen that when I booked a flight through one of the sites. I tried the program for the free trial, but i wasn't happy with it.
Let me know if you find a good one

Also, it's possible that you saw something like a smart tag inserted in the message. I'll keep my eyes out for that!
Karen

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One time I received an e-mail that had a date and time in it. &nbsp;Under the date and time was a squiggley (?) line, similar to spelling/grammar check. &nbsp;If I right clicked on the date/time it gave me options of adding it to my calender. &nbsp;I have never figured out how to do this and it only happened the one time.<br />
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Did I dream this or is there a setting somewhere to parse dates and times for context sensative operations?
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One time I received an e-mail that had a date and time in it.  Under the date and time was a squiggley (?) line, similar to spelling/grammar check.  If I right clicked on the date/time it gave me options of adding it to my calender.  I have never figured out how to do this and it only happened the one time.

Did I dream this or is there a setting somewhere to parse dates and times for context sensative operations?

Automatically parse dates in Outlook e-mails to add to calender

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.