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OhioYooper
If a user has defined specific working hours in Outlook, why are the
non-work hours not blocked out as "busy" or "out of office"? It is
extremely annoying to be invited to meetings that go beyond, or start
before, your work day. The person calling the meeting can't be blamed
as they get NO feedback from outlook about your schedule. Is the only
work-around to schedule a recurring item that starts at the end of
your day and ends at the beginning? But now I have 2 calendar entries
for every day! Aaagh! At least Lotus Notes got this right.
Is there a way to have non-working hours display as either "busy" or
"out of office" or "unavailable"?
Matt
P.S. I'm using Outlook 2003
non-work hours not blocked out as "busy" or "out of office"? It is
extremely annoying to be invited to meetings that go beyond, or start
before, your work day. The person calling the meeting can't be blamed
as they get NO feedback from outlook about your schedule. Is the only
work-around to schedule a recurring item that starts at the end of
your day and ends at the beginning? But now I have 2 calendar entries
for every day! Aaagh! At least Lotus Notes got this right.
Is there a way to have non-working hours display as either "busy" or
"out of office" or "unavailable"?
Matt
P.S. I'm using Outlook 2003