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Teacher's timetable/Log. How do I edit lesson plan/log in one occu

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Herra - 12 Oct 2005 11:22 GMT
I use Outloook to plan my week's teaching timetable. I teach english in
companies etc.

I enter the location and class name etc. The timetable itself stays mainly
consistent throughout the cademic year so i use recurring apointments.

I use comments to plan ahead what I'm going to teach.

Later I enter the actual items taught etc.

problem: ALL Occurences (past and future) are changed when I change any of
the comments.

How do I use Outlook to plan my week(s) and enter in EACH INDIVIDUAL
appointment different comments.

Many thanks

Joe
Judy Gleeson MVP - Outlook - 13 Oct 2005 00:18 GMT
I think that as you have a single Item (being a recurring appointment)
anything you relate to it will be in every occurrence.

I think you'll need to make separate appointments to have differing stuff in
each one.

I know this sounds like a big job.......   However, if you right mouse drag
an appointment to another day, when you release it, you can copy it.

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Judy Gleeson  - MVP Outlook
Acorn Training and Consulting
Canberra, Australia

see what Outlook training can do to improve productivity:
www.acorntraining.com.au/pdfdocs/ProductivITwithOutlook.pps

www.acorntraining.com.au/productivit.htm

> I use Outloook to plan my week's teaching timetable. I teach english in
> companies etc.
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> Joe
Taylor - 13 Oct 2005 16:33 GMT
I have an Outlook addin called CalendarPro.  It will create a template of
events, say for one week.  Each event is calculated from a single date, say
Monday.  You can then create each week's calendar items with a few simple
clicks.  It is free.

www.docketingsolutions.com

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