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Outlook schedule a meeting or event
Documents scheduling meetings and events, reserving calendar time, setting recurrence, using Scheduling Assistant, seeing attendee free/busy times, selecting suggested slots, and manually entering date and start/end times.
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| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scheduling | Choose scheduling when users coordinate time across participants, calendars, availability, resources, recurrence, reminders, or invitations. | Changing date, time, duration, attendees, resources, timezone, recurrence, or checked calendars recomputes availability before send. | Outlook supports Scheduling Assistant free/busy visibility, recurrence, suggested slots, and manual date and start/end time entry. |
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