custom dates for repeating event

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I want to create custom dates within an Outlook reoccurring event. I can do
it in Lotus Organizer, since it has a custom option under repeating events
where you can select individual dates for the repeating event. But I haven't
found any way to do it in Outlook, (2002), my preferred program. The reason
I'm doing this is that our schools follow a six day cycle, so the cycle
excludes weekends. And when there is a school holiday, the cycle day is
skipped. So I really need to make a reoccurring event with custom dates.
I've had to create the event in Organizer and import it into Outlook, which
is painful. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
 
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Outlook does not have the ability to do this but you can try WS Repeat
Appointments by websetters.com - it has a non-standard repeat appointment
scheduling system.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, vlmoye asked:

| I want to create custom dates within an Outlook reoccurring event. I
| can do it in Lotus Organizer, since it has a custom option under
| repeating events where you can select individual dates for the
| repeating event. But I haven't found any way to do it in Outlook,
| (2002), my preferred program. The reason I'm doing this is that our
| schools follow a six day cycle, so the cycle excludes weekends. And
| when there is a school holiday, the cycle day is skipped. So I
| really need to make a reoccurring event with custom dates. I've had
| to create the event in Organizer and import it into Outlook, which is
| painful. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
 

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