Date & Time goes back to Default!

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Steve - 20 Jan 2005 08:49 GMT

Outlook 2003 (running on XP Pro): In my Calendar I view one day at a time
and have the small task bar calendars showing. When I want to make an
appointment for a future date I select the date from the Task Bar view. The
date correctly displays as the correct Day in the Day View however when I
double click a time slot or even right click and click 'New Appointment' a
new appointment ("Untitled Appointment") opens but it defaults to today's
date and time! Is that what is meant to happen? I assumed the chosen date
and time would be displayed! I am sure it used to in Outlook XP. Any advice
would be most welcome..

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] - 21 Jan 2005 22:03 GMT

Opening a new appointment item always defaults to the current date. It has
always done this.

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After furious head scratching, Steve asked:

| Outlook 2003 (running on XP Pro): In my Calendar I view one day at a
| time and have the small task bar calendars showing. When I want to
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| to happen? I assumed the chosen date and time would be displayed! I
| am sure it used to in Outlook XP. Any advice would be most welcome..

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Steve - 22 Jan 2005 09:00 GMT

Thanks for the info however I have to say that it seems very strange that I
scroll to a future date and click a future time and it still defaults back
to the current date & time.
I make appointments for future dates not for current time and current date!
Anyway, many thanks for the reply.........

> Opening a new appointment item always defaults to the current date. It
> has
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> | to happen? I assumed the chosen date and time would be displayed! I
> | am sure it used to in Outlook XP. Any advice would be most welcome..

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