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Start Time:
10 minutes from whatever time it is nowNext, you need to turn on the reminder (if it isn’t already selected).
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Check theReminder checkbox
, click thearrow
, and select5 minutes
from the list.By default, you will be reminded fifteen minutes before that pending appointment. You can change the amount of time prior to the appointment that the reminder appears by selecting a new time from the arrow to the right of the Reminder checkbox.
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Click theSave and Close button
on the toolbar.In several minutes you should hear a chime and see the Reminder dialog box, as shown in Figure 5-12. When the Reminder dialog box appears, you have several choices:
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Dismiss:
Closes the Reminder and will not display further reminders•
Snooze:
Displays the reminder again after the amount of time you select in the list below has passed •Open Item:
Opens the appointment the reminder is about4
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ClickDismiss
.Outlook closes the Reminder dialog box.
Depending on your setup, Outlook may automatically add a reminder to all of your new appointments. You can change this default setting by selecting Tools → Options from the menu, clicking the Preferences tab, and changing the Default Reminder settings in the Calendar section, as shown in Figure 5-10.
Lesson 5-6: Copying Appointments
Figure 5-10
You can specify if you want to be reminded of all appointments in the Options dialog box.
Figure 5-11
Check the Reminder box to be reminded of an appointment.
Figure 5-12
The Reminder dialog box appears to alert you of impending appointments.
Figure 5-13
You can quickly create several instances of the same appointment by copying the
You can specify the default reminder settings by selecting Tools → Options from the menu.
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Sometimes, you may have several appointments at the same place on different days and at different times. For example, perhaps your son has football games this week at 5:00 PM on Tuesday and 4:30 PM on Friday. Instead of manually creating two or more individual appointments, you can save yourself some time by creating one appointment and then copying it to the remaining days and/or times.
You can copy any appointment by selecting the appointment you want to copy, then holding down <Ctrl> as you click and drag the appointment to where you want it copied.
In this lesson, you will learn how to copy an appointment.
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Click theWork Week View button
on the toolbar.The Calendar displays your current work week.
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Click to the right of9:00 AM
onMonday
and typeBand Practice
.Since band practice currently lasts a gruelling 60 minutes, you must change its End Time.
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With the Band Practice still selected, click and drag the appointment’s bottom border to10:00 AM
.Instead of manually entering several more Band Practice appointments, you can copy the existing appointment to the desired date(s) and time(s). To copy an appointment, hold down <Ctrl> as you click and drag the appointment to a new location. Let’s try it!
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With the Band Practice appointment still selected, press<Ctrl>
while you click and drag the appointment to10:00 AM Tuesday
, as shown in Figure 5-13.The Band Practice appointment is copied to the new timeslot.
If an appointment repeats at regular intervals, such as a meeting that is held on the first Tuesday of every month, you should create a single recurring appointment instead of copying and creating several individual appointments. We’ll cover that topic in another lesson.
Lesson 5-7: Configuring Calendar Options
Figure 5-14
The Calendar Options dialog box lets you customize your work week options, calendar display options, and more.
Figure 5-14
Specify the days and hours you want to appear in your Work Week.
Specify settings for free/busy information.
1. Click the appointment that you
want to copy to select it.
2. Hold down <Ctrl> as you click and drag
the appointment to a new location.
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finished. Do you work for a business whose business hours are 5:00 AM to 4:00 PM Monday through Saturday? Poor you. At least
you can configure Outlook’s Calendar to better display your company’s horrible… er, unique, schedule. The Calendar Option dialog box lets you specify the days and hours in your work week, how the calendar displays busy and free time, and more.
In this lesson, you will learn how to configure the Calendar to suit your own unique schedule and needs.
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SelectTools
→Options
from the menu.The Options dialog box appears.
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Click thePreferences tab
, if necessary, and click theCalendar Options
button.The Calendar Options dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 5-14. Most of the options listed here are self- explanatory.
For this lesson, we will change the Calendar’s Start Time to 5:00 AM.
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Click theStart Time arrow
and select5:00 AM
.You can close any open dialog boxes.
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ClickOK
,OK
to close both the Calendar Options and Options dialog boxes.You may need to switch to Day View to see the changes.
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Click theDay button
on the toolbar, if necessary.The Calendar’s start time is now 5:00 AM—hope you’re a morning person! Let’s change the Start Time back to 8:00 AM.
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RepeatSteps 1-4
and change theStart Time
back to8:00 AM
.In addition to the Start and End Times, you can use the Calendar Options dialog box to specify holidays that you want to add to your Calendar, configure meeting request options, and more.
Lesson 5-8: Working with Recurring Appointments
With Microsoft Outlook, you can easily enter a recurring appointment that appears at regular intervals: same time, same place. For example, if you have a staff meeting that occurs at 10:00 AM the first Monday of each month, you only need to create one recurring appointment instead of creating dozens of separate appointments. Recurring appointments have an
icon in them.
Figure 5-15
The Appointment Recurrence dialog box
Figure 5-16
When you open or delete a recurring appointment, Outlook asks if you want to delete all occurrences of the appointment, or just the select appointment.
Figure 5-16
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Specify the appointment time and duration.
Specify the appointment recurrence pattern: how and when it reoccurs.
Specify when the repeating appointment ends (if ever).
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Quick Reference To Create a Recurring Appointment: 1. Click the New
Appointment button
Or…
Press <Ctrl> + <N>.
2. Enter the appointment and its
date and time.
3. Click the
Recurrence button on the
toolbar.
4. Specify the recurrence pattern
and duration. Click OK when you’re finished.
5. Click the Save and Close button on the toolbar or press <Alt> + <S> to save the appointment. The process of creating a recurring appointment is straightforward and easy. Rescheduling or deleting a recurring
appointment is a little more tricky. When you reschedule a recurring appointment, you must specify if you want to reschedule just one instance of the appointment, such as a meeting that has been rescheduled for the week, or all instances of the appointment, such as a meeting that is permanently moved from Thursdays to Fridays.
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Click theNew Appointment button
on the toolbar.The Appointment form appears. You already know the procedure for adding a new appointment.
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Schedule an appointment using the following information:Subject:Staff Meeting
Start Time:10:00 AM
on Friday of the current weekEnd Time:11:00 AM
on Friday of the current weekThis staff meeting is held at 10:00 AM every Friday, so it makes sense to make it into a recurring appointment. Here’s how:
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Double-click theStaff Meeting appointment
and click theRecurrence
button
on the toolbar.The Appointment Recurrence dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 5-15. The Appointment Recurrence dialog box is where you tell Outlook when and how often the appointment should recur. You have several choices here:
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Daily:
Appointments that recur every day or work day•
Weekly:
Appointments that recur on the same day(s) of the week, such as a staff meeting that occurs every Friday or a payday which occurs every other Thursday•
Monthly:
Appointments that on recur on a monthly basis, such as a departmental meeting that occurs on the first Friday of every month or an inventory audit that occurs on the 5th of every month•
Yearly:
Appointments that on recur on an annual basis, such as a holiday or birthday Since this appointment recurs every Friday, you want to select the Weekly option.4
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In the Recurrence pattern section, selectWeekly
andFriday
options.The Recur every __ weeks box lets you specify the time period you want to pass before repeating the appointment. Because there is a 1 in the Recur every __ weeks box, the appointment will repeat every week. The bottom of the Appointment Recurrence dialog box lets you specify when the recurring appointment will stop repeating (if ever). We don’t need to specify an end date for our recurring appointment, so we can leave the No End date option selected.
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ClickOK
.The Appointment Recurrence dialog box closes.
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Click theSave and Close button
on the toolbar.Outlook saves the recurring appointment.
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Click theMonth View button
on the toolbar.Notice the recurring appointment appears at 10:00 AM on each Friday.
As you’ve seen, creating recurring appointments is quite easy, but modifying and deleting them is a little trickier. Here’s why…
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Select anyStaff Meeting
appointment and press<Delete>
.As soon as you try to delete the Staff Meeting appointment, a dialog box like the one shown in Figure 5-16 appears. When you reschedule or delete a recurring appointment, you have to tell Outlook if you want to reschedule or delete just one instance of the appointment or all instances of the appointment.
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Select theDelete the series
option and clickOK
.Outlook deletes all occurrences of the Staff Meeting appointment.
NOTE:
Be extremely careful when you delete or modify all occurrences of a recurring appointment. All occurrences means all occurrences—even if they have already occurred! If you use the Calendar to keep track of your past appointments, modifying or deleting a recurring appointment will delete and modify occurrences in the past and you will lose your record of the appointment. This is one of Outlook’s all-time worst features. Hopefully, it will be remedied in the next version of the program. Recurring appointments become more useful the more you employ them. Many people find it useful to enter all their regular appointments, such as classes or regular recreational events, as recurring appointments to prevent them from scheduling conflicting appointments.New Appointment
Button
Other Ways to Create a New Appointment:
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Press
<Ctrl> + <Shift> +<A>.
• From Day or Week View, click and select the