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I have two suggestions...and it might be that I just don't know all the ins
and outs of Outlook 2003, but...
1) There really should be a way to make an all day calendar event take up
the whole day. For some people it looks nice to have the event just show at
the top, but I like to block out days so that it's VERY OBVIOUS that no time
is available. A birthday is one thing, but a meeting or god forbid
VACATION...is another.
2) This is my big issue with outlook...PDA support for conference calls!
There should be some type of special handling for conference calls! EVERYONE
has them, they are often recurring...and there are some things about them
that are unique as calendar entries...they have a phone number and passcode
and sometimes some other funky entry points that should be handled in a
special way...Make a template for conference calls that takes into account
the information that we need and use. Include special handling for
webmeetings and web presentations. THIS IS HUGE! I can't believe with the
amount of time that is taken with these special events that there isn't more
in outlook to handle them...Also, as for the PDA, there should be a way to
link the phone number into the WM5 calendar so that i can just click the conf
call and have it dial the number. It's aggrevating to trial to flip between
calendar page and phone page in the phone to connect to a conf line.
3) Insert some simple map features in Outlook. People are forever sending
appointments with addresses, but there is no good way to attach a map...and
again, since there are so many mobile devices, make the maps work when they
land on my PDA...that would be great...and it would help further Microsoft's
mapping agenda.
thanks
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and outs of Outlook 2003, but...
1) There really should be a way to make an all day calendar event take up
the whole day. For some people it looks nice to have the event just show at
the top, but I like to block out days so that it's VERY OBVIOUS that no time
is available. A birthday is one thing, but a meeting or god forbid
VACATION...is another.
2) This is my big issue with outlook...PDA support for conference calls!
There should be some type of special handling for conference calls! EVERYONE
has them, they are often recurring...and there are some things about them
that are unique as calendar entries...they have a phone number and passcode
and sometimes some other funky entry points that should be handled in a
special way...Make a template for conference calls that takes into account
the information that we need and use. Include special handling for
webmeetings and web presentations. THIS IS HUGE! I can't believe with the
amount of time that is taken with these special events that there isn't more
in outlook to handle them...Also, as for the PDA, there should be a way to
link the phone number into the WM5 calendar so that i can just click the conf
call and have it dial the number. It's aggrevating to trial to flip between
calendar page and phone page in the phone to connect to a conf line.
3) Insert some simple map features in Outlook. People are forever sending
appointments with addresses, but there is no good way to attach a map...and
again, since there are so many mobile devices, make the maps work when they
land on my PDA...that would be great...and it would help further Microsoft's
mapping agenda.
thanks
----------------
This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the
suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.
http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...dcafd&dg=microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring