Outlook 2007: All attendees are included on the To line when someone forwards a meeting request. Over the last several months I've seen a lot of reports about Outlook including the original invitees in the To field when forwarding meeting requests. Symptom: The organization has a Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) 1.21 application for Microsoft Exchange  

This form shows that it is possible to display a person's current age on the calendar. Sample Age on Birthday form The idea (and basic instructions) for this method came from ghumdinger in his (her?) post in our Outlook Forums: Displaying value of task subject field as values from two custom fields A frequent request  

In this calendar sync bug, All Day events that recur yearly are changed to recur every 12 years. This bug first appeared with the release of Office 2007 SP2 and affects devices that sync with Outlook 2007 using ActiveSync. It may only affect users who sync their device between two different computers. The problem is  

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My Outlook Calendar template is an excellent Word template that reads your Outlook calendar and creates a really nice calendar which you can doctor up with fancy fonts, colors or background images before printing. It can be sent to others as a Word document (or print it as a PDF before sending). You can even  

Outlook users are complaining that their appointments and meetings were off by an hour or two. This is always the result of using the wrong time zone or daylight time setting. In each case, the users lived in an area that does not honor daylight saving time, but they used a time zone with the  

Outlook makes it easy to coordinate meetings with other Microsoft Exchange Server users, however, there is no built-in mechanism for maintaining a central calendar. Some organizations are looking for a centralized view of every person's availability, while others want to keep a common calendar of important company events.

Users can choose HTML, Plain Text, or RTF formatting in the Notes field of an Outlook Appointment. To change the default format, users need to edit the registry.

A common request is how to make recurring appointments for every x number of workdays. Unfortunately Outlook does not offer this type of recurring option. You can use a third party add-in, WS:Repeat Appointment II, to create recurrences not supported by Outlook. If this is a frequent need, its well worth the cost but if  

How to print a recurring series of appointments so you can see a list of individual occurrences.