After you've created a new appointment or opened an existing one, click the Recurrence button in the Appointment window. |
Click the Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or Yearly option button to set the recurrence pattern (in this case, Weekly is selected). |
The options for the recurrence pattern vary depending on your selection in step 2. Make your selections. |
INTRODUCTIONIf you routinely have set appointments, you can add them once to your calendar rather than over and over for each occurrence. You can start by creating a new appointment or by setting the recurrence for an existing appointment. |
TIPRemoving a Recurring Appointment To delete a recurring appointment, select any of the listed appointments in the Calendar and then click the Delete button (the one with an X on it) in the Appointment window's toolbar. Outlook asks whether you want to delete only the selected occurrence or the series (all occurrences). Make your choice and click OK. |
Specify the range of recurrence?that is, over what period of time the recurring appointment will occur. |
Click OK. |
The Appointment window's date and time information lists the recurrence details you entered; click Save and Close. |
The Calendar displays a special icon for recurring appointments. |
TIPScheduling a New Appointment To schedule a new recurring appointment, open the Actions menu and select New Recurring Appointment. |
TIPEditing a Recurring Appointment Double-click the appointment. When prompted, select whether to edit just that specific instance (Open This Occurrence) or every future appointment (Open the Series). Then make changes as needed |