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Old September 21st, 2004, 08:23 PM
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Default Outlook appts. should have a secondary "time" area for pre/post tr

I am posting my appointments at the time and for the duration expected. I
would like to see a secondary option to block off required travel time for
others who view my schedule etc. and are trying to book meetings instead of
having to book a 10am meeting from 9am with notes to myself saying - "Meeting
is actually at 10am"
 




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