Windows calendar recurring events

Can one setup a biweekly event, by day of the week? In other words, I need
to setup a schedule for every other Monday. Once a month makes the
appointment the same day of the month, rather than the same day of the week
each month. The options are far fewer in Windows Calendar than the Palm
Desktop, but the Palm mobile phones are poorly designed.

You can select "Advanced" in Recurrence. This brings up the Recurrence
dialog box. Configure for "Repeat every 2 weeks". Does this help?

- Chirag

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"carl" <> wrote in message
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> Can one setup a biweekly event, by day of the week? In other words, I
> need
> to setup a schedule for every other Monday. Once a month makes the
> appointment the same day of the month, rather than the same day of the
> week
> each month. The options are far fewer in Windows Calendar than the Palm
> Desktop, but the Palm mobile phones are poorly designed.

Thanks, Chirag. I managed to miss that option.

Would you, by any chance, have any info on the "Catagories" heading in
Windows Contacts? I can get it to list this subject heading, but can find no
way to make entries into this heading when editing a contact listing.
Thanks again,
carl


"Chirag" wrote:

> You can select "Advanced" in Recurrence. This brings up the Recurrence
> dialog box. Configure for "Repeat every 2 weeks". Does this help?
>
> - Chirag
>
> PowerShow - View multiple PowerPoint slide shows simultaneously
> http://officeone.mvps.org/powershow/powershow.html
>
> "carl" <> wrote in message
> news:FCB809D7-2D72-4132-A0F7-...
> > Can one setup a biweekly event, by day of the week? In other words, I
> > need
> > to setup a schedule for every other Monday. Once a month makes the
> > appointment the same day of the month, rather than the same day of the
> > week
> > each month. The options are far fewer in Windows Calendar than the Palm
> > Desktop, but the Palm mobile phones are poorly designed.
>