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Automatic display of appointment starting time in appt. "box"

 
 
Debbie
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      31st Mar 2010
Is there a way to automatically display the starting time of an appointment
in the appointment "box" on the calendar?
 
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      1st Apr 2010
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> Is there a way to automatically display the starting time of an
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> in the appointment "box" on the calendar?


 
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