Outlook 2007 Calendar / Appointment macro

sous2817

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Hello everyone,

I seem to be getting busier and busier and having to schedule back-to-back meetings. The problem is, if one meeting runs over I'm late for the next one.

Is there a way (either by macro or rule) to automatically add 15 minutes to the end of a meeting or to the start of a meeting (one or the other) so that I have a buffer between meetings?

I've done some Google searching, but couldn't come up with anything. Any help is appreciated.

Thanks,
sous2817
 

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