drag the calendar folder icon to the desktop or create a shortcut using the
select switch. To learn more about this switch, see Outlook's Help or
http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/co...nes.htm#select.

another option is configuring outlook to open directly to the calendar.

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"Tom B" wrote in message
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Clicking the calendar icon and setting the view to Month lets me see the
calendar. Now I need to save this function as a desktop Icon, where one
click on the icon brings it back this way. (I have been able to do that
easily with MS works - - see below.)

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

Click on the Calendar Icon and have the view set to Month.

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After furious head scratching, Tom B asked:

| How would I go about making a shortcut or icon to activate the
| calendar and see a page display of the current month - - withh Office
| XP Pro?
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| This is easy to do with MS Works, where the program is wkscal.exe. I
| need the same thing with XP Pro. Thanks.