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Wouldn't that be a manually recurring meeting? &nbsp;;-))<br />
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And does that work just as well, e.g. with invitees? Mails are sent, invitations are accepted, etc. ?
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Wouldn't that be a manually recurring meeting?  ;-))

And does that work just as well, e.g. with invitees? Mails are sent, invitations are accepted, etc. ?

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Outlook cannot place the same meeting on Monday this week, Wednesday next week, Tuesday the week after. It cannot do this. <br />
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That is why I copy / paste as I describe. Everything in the appointment gets copied, but my appointments are fairly plain.
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Outlook cannot place the same meeting on Monday this week, Wednesday next week, Tuesday the week after. It cannot do this.

That is why I copy / paste as I describe. Everything in the appointment gets copied, but my appointments are fairly plain.

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yes, will pass that on as well. I had actually shown her that as it happens...but she has migrated from Lotus notes where apparently you can do recurring meetings at random times....
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yes, will pass that on as well. I had actually shown her that as it happens...but she has migrated from Lotus notes where apparently you can do recurring meetings at random times....

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hi Folks<br />
I have a customer who is changing from Lotus Notes to Outlook. Is there a way to create a meeting (which has the same people etc) and which occurs every week..but on different days. As far as I can see it's not possible to do that in Outlook with recurring items so I'm trying to find out if there is another way. <br />
Thanks.
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hi Folks
I have a customer who is changing from Lotus Notes to Outlook. Is there a way to create a meeting (which has the same people etc) and which occurs every week..but on different days. As far as I can see it's not possible to do that in Outlook with recurring items so I'm trying to find out if there is another way. 
Thanks.

Outlook 2013 - quickly create a recurring meeting - which occurs at different times

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