How do i set up recurring events in Windows Calendar

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Posted July 7, 200717 yr

It tells me to click on recurring events, but there is no such button. Does

anyone know how to do this? I have Windows Vista calendar. Didn't have a

problem with Outlook calendar.

Jackie

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July 7, 200717 yr

Hello,

if you click on "New Appointment", in the details panel (on the right),

there's a box with the description "Recurrence:".

There, you can choose "daily, weekly..." and "advanced".

You can click on any event and then choose "Recurrence:" and change it.

If the details pane doesn't show up, click "Ctrl + D".

Greetings,

P. Di Stolfo

"Jackie" <Jackie@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag

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> It tells me to click on recurring events, but there is no such button.

> Does

> anyone know how to do this? I have Windows Vista calendar. Didn't have a

> problem with Outlook calendar.

> --

> Jackie

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July 7, 200717 yr

Thanks. But I don't have a detail panel. I just have the icons at the top,

when i click on new appointment, it doesn't give me any options.

Jackie

"P. Di Stolfo" wrote:

> Hello,

> if you click on "New Appointment", in the details panel (on the right),

> there's a box with the description "Recurrence:".

> There, you can choose "daily, weekly..." and "advanced".

> You can click on any event and then choose "Recurrence:" and change it.

> If the details pane doesn't show up, click "Ctrl + D".

> Greetings,

> P. Di Stolfo

> "Jackie" <Jackie@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag

> news:84953284-CF50-42A5-B690-8274462C4578@microsoft.com...

> > It tells me to click on recurring events, but there is no such button.

> > Does

> > anyone know how to do this? I have Windows Vista calendar. Didn't have a

> > problem with Outlook calendar.

> > --

> > Jackie

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July 7, 200717 yr

Hello,

will it not show up if you click Ctrl + D, or if you click menu View ->

Details Pane, or click the little arrow next to the icon "View" and check

"Details pane"?

Greetings,

P. Di Stolfo

"Jackie" <Jackie@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag

news:73357376-D43D-4D4A-898A-49CED065B09F@microsoft.com...

> Thanks. But I don't have a detail panel. I just have the icons at the

> top,

> when i click on new appointment, it doesn't give me any options.

> --

> Jackie

> "P. Di Stolfo" wrote:

>> Hello,

>> if you click on "New Appointment", in the details panel (on the right),

>> there's a box with the description "Recurrence:".

>> There, you can choose "daily, weekly..." and "advanced".

>> You can click on any event and then choose "Recurrence:" and change it.

>> If the details pane doesn't show up, click "Ctrl + D".

>> Greetings,

>> P. Di Stolfo

>> "Jackie" <Jackie@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag

>> news:84953284-CF50-42A5-B690-8274462C4578@microsoft.com...

>> > It tells me to click on recurring events, but there is no such button.

>> > Does

>> > anyone know how to do this? I have Windows Vista calendar. Didn't have

>> > a

>> > problem with Outlook calendar.

>> > --

>> > Jackie

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July 7, 200717 yr

Ok. I'm a moron, i didn't read the part about control d. It works fine.

Thanks so much.

Jackie

"P. Di Stolfo" wrote:

> Hello,

> if you click on "New Appointment", in the details panel (on the right),

> there's a box with the description "Recurrence:".

> There, you can choose "daily, weekly..." and "advanced".

> You can click on any event and then choose "Recurrence:" and change it.

> If the details pane doesn't show up, click "Ctrl + D".

> Greetings,

> P. Di Stolfo

> "Jackie" <Jackie@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag

> news:84953284-CF50-42A5-B690-8274462C4578@microsoft.com...

> > It tells me to click on recurring events, but there is no such button.

> > Does

> > anyone know how to do this? I have Windows Vista calendar. Didn't have a

> > problem with Outlook calendar.

> > --

> > Jackie

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July 7, 200717 yr

You're welcome.

Greetings,

P. Di Stolfo

"Jackie" <Jackie@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag

news:2E5289DF-30F7-41B6-8861-140E95119D7D@microsoft.com...

> Ok. I'm a moron, i didn't read the part about control d. It works fine.

> Thanks so much.

> --

> Jackie

> "P. Di Stolfo" wrote:

>> Hello,

>> if you click on "New Appointment", in the details panel (on the right),

>> there's a box with the description "Recurrence:".

>> There, you can choose "daily, weekly..." and "advanced".

>> You can click on any event and then choose "Recurrence:" and change it.

>> If the details pane doesn't show up, click "Ctrl + D".

>> Greetings,

>> P. Di Stolfo

>> "Jackie" <Jackie@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag

>> news:84953284-CF50-42A5-B690-8274462C4578@microsoft.com...

>> > It tells me to click on recurring events, but there is no such button.

>> > Does

>> > anyone know how to do this? I have Windows Vista calendar. Didn't have

>> > a

>> > problem with Outlook calendar.

>> > --

>> > Jackie

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