use calendar @ work (2000) have meeting to set up every 1,
3 and 5th Monday(when it happens to occur)- haven't
figured out how to do the 5th week unless I look at a
calendar and build each of those individually ~ any help??

outlook doesn't support 5th week - you need to do it your way.

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"csseo0 (removethis) @cox.net" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote
in message news:27c6001c463e9$017940f0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> use calendar @ work (2000) have meeting to set up every 1,
> 3 and 5th Monday(when it happens to occur)- haven't
> figured out how to do the 5th week unless I look at a
> calendar and build each of those individually ~ any help??

You might want to look at a 3rd party add-in called WS:Repeat Appointment
that allows you to choose a more customized pattern for recurring
appointments. Details here:

http://www.websetters.co.uk/WSAddIns...ment/index.htm

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In news:27c6001c463e9$017940f0$(E-Mail Removed),
csseo0 (removethis) @cox.net wrote:

> use calendar @ work (2000) have meeting to set up every 1,
> 3 and 5th Monday(when it happens to occur)- haven't
> figured out how to do the 5th week unless I look at a
> calendar and build each of those individually ~ any help??