Outlook 2010


Managing Your Calendars
To create an appointment:
Whenever you schedule a new appointment, it's easy to add it to your calendar.
- Locate and select the New Appointment command on the Ribbon.
Create an appointment
- The New Appointment dialog box will appear. Enter the desired information for the appointment. At the very least, you should include a subject, time, and location, but you can also include lots of other information, such as reminder preferences and detailed notes.
- When you're done entering the appointment information, click Save & Close.
Entering and saving appointment information
- The appointment will be saved and added to your calendar.
The appointment added to the calendar
You can also schedule a new appointment by selecting the desired time on your calendar. The New Appointment dialog box will appear with the selected time.

If you have a standing appointment—for example, a weekly staff meeting or lunch date every Wednesday—you can create a recurring appointment that will appear on your calendar automatically. Simply click the Recurrence command when scheduling an appointment, then choose how frequently the appointment should be scheduled.
