Simply change it using natural language to the time you want. Type in 230p
and tab out - the time will correctly display. Also, do you have your
calendar set to show 60 minute intervals? If you change it, the default
time for appointments will change as well. Right click the time display in
the one day calendar and select your preferred interval. However, the
natural language option is my preferred method since my meetings are from 30
minutes to 2 1/2 hours normally.

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After furious head scratching, Forelyndogs asked:
| I want to be able to set a start time on a quarter hour but do not
| necessarily want the end time to default to a quarter hour. Is there
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| hour. Why does Outlook assume that any event that starts on the
| quarter hour would also end on the quarter hour?