By date, how far out will appointments display in the to-do bar?  I have
future (more than 30 days) appointments that do not appear in the to-do-bar.  
I have not exceeded the number of items to be displayed.  Is there a certain
time frame for appointments to appear in the list?  ...

Will microsoft be changing the calendar to allow you to compress saturday and
sunday as you could in 2003?

outlook 2007 running extremely slow w/ 2003 pst file

I need to move all my calendar appointments from this year to next year
without having to type them all in again, how do I do this

My calender will only schedule in half hour/ hour intervals.  How can I get
it to schedule in 15 min intervals, ex. 3:15, 12:45, etc. ?

Ok, we are using Outlook 2003 calendar at 3 locations in the office, but each
calendar is off by an hour.  We have check the daylight savings
box...verified the time zones...how can we fix this problem?  HELP!

I have a recurring appointment set up on my Outlook 2003 calendar to remind
me to go to lunch.  If I open just one occurence and add someone's name to
that occurence, will the person get an invitation to just that day, or to all
of them?  I ended up creating a separate meeting ...

I have created a recurring appointment that runs everyday and i have flagged
as out of office in outlook 2007. However in exchange 2003 webmail they do
not show up.

Is there a way to display the full day (e.g., 0800 -- 1700) in the day and/or
week view (instead of seeing only a half day and having to scroll vertically
between the top and bottom halves of the day)?

If Scott or Sarah do an "Invite Attendees" to each other through the exchange
server to date and time become When it is sent not what was in the
appintment. If this is done to an internet address it works normal. The
sender's calandar has the intended appointment.

It just started today, whenever I try to view the calendar it will freeze
indefinately with the "Not Responding" warning.
Vista Business
Outlook 2007

When we forward a meeting request it is no longer reflecting the name of the
person that forwarded it.  It appears to come from the organizer.  Why is
that?

I have a pretty packed calendar - and I frequently have to decline meetings
due to conflicts
However I would prefer that the meeting remained in the calendar in a
declined state rather than being deleted - as frequently the conflicting

Issue #1
We have several users  that are experiencing very odd calendar
issues.   All of the issues seem to involve a delegate who is trying
to make changes to another's calendar (to one they have Editor rights

Two designates -- both putting meetings on the same managers calendar with
"Editor" access rights.  Can they each make changes to the manager's
meetings, even if the other designate set it up originally?  We are using
Outlook 2003.