Unlike meetings, which include other people, appointments are commitments that only you are required to attend. Examples of appointments include a visit to a physician, picking up a child at school, or time you set aside to work on a project. When creating an appointment on your calendar, you can set how that time will appear (such as busy or out of office) when others view your schedule.
To create an appointment
Tip You can also create a new appointment by double-clicking a time slot in the daily calendar view or double-clicking the date bar in the weekly or monthly view.
The following table lists additional options that are available through the toolbar when creating an appointment.
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Attaches a document or other relevant material to the appointment. For more information, see Attach a file to an appointment. |
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Sets the importance of the appointment to high. |
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Sets the importance of the appointment to low. |
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Sets a recurrence interval for the appointment. For more information, see Set recurring items. |
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Invites other people to an appointment. This effectively changes your appointment to a meeting request. |
Note If you're going to change the recurrence interval of an appointment, when prompted, select Open the series. If you select Open this occurrence you won't be able to change the recurrence interval.
Tip You can also drag and drop calendar items from one time to another (within a single day). To change the time of an appointment or meeting, drag the item to the new time.
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