From: Amy on
I have a co-worker who wants to permanently clear the All-Day Event checkbox
for appointments and events. I've looked everywhere - Tools, Options,
Preferences, Calendar Options; right-clicked on the calendar and looked
through all those options. The weird thing is, my calendar does have the
All-Day Event checkbox unchecked everytime I open an appointment/event.

Thank you in advance,
Amy Peterson
From: Bob I on
Perhaps Ctrl+N vs Double-clicking the day?

Amy wrote:
> I have a co-worker who wants to permanently clear the All-Day Event checkbox
> for appointments and events. I've looked everywhere - Tools, Options,
> Preferences, Calendar Options; right-clicked on the calendar and looked
> through all those options. The weird thing is, my calendar does have the
> All-Day Event checkbox unchecked everytime I open an appointment/event.
>
> Thank you in advance,
> Amy Peterson

From: Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] on
"Amy" <Amy(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:96EBF2C6-F429-4355-88ED-5E368386D70D(a)microsoft.com...

>I have a co-worker who wants to permanently clear the All-Day Event checkbox
> for appointments and events. I've looked everywhere - Tools, Options,
> Preferences, Calendar Options; right-clicked on the calendar and looked
> through all those options. The weird thing is, my calendar does have the
> All-Day Event checkbox unchecked everytime I open an appointment/event.

Whenever you open an event by double-clicking the calendar in a view with no
time scale, the event will by default be an all-day event. Whenever you open
an event by double-clicking the calendar in a view with a time scale or when
you click the New button in any calendar view, the event will be a timed event
without the all-day designation. I don't believe there's any way to change
that behavior.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]