Re: How do I set up a randomly recurring monthly meeting?

[JGT]

Lotus Notes has a function that will present you with a small calendar and
you click on the dates you want for the meeting. This has existed in LN since
the late 90's. You start with the view of the current month, and you can
scroll forward to future months clicking as many dates as necessary.

One would assume that the MS guys are as sharp as the LN guys. This is not a
rocket science solution and the neat thing is that it works.

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

what can I say... notes hired all the rocket scientists first.

http://www.websetters.co.uk/WSAddIns/WSRAII/index.htm has an addin that can
do it.

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"JGT" <JGT@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Lotus Notes has a function that will present you with a small calendar and
> you click on the dates you want for the meeting. This has existed in LN
> since
> the late 90's. You start with the view of the current month, and you can
> scroll forward to future months clicking as many dates as necessary.
>
> One would assume that the MS guys are as sharp as the LN guys. This is not
> a
> rocket science solution and the neat thing is that it works.