did you look on the start menu?

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"Speedy1WRC" wrote in message
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So I now see. I downloaded the Outlook 2007 Calendar Printing Assistant
which
looks like it will help somewhat. But how do you make it work? I installed
it
and it said it installed correctly. I can't find any reference to it in
Outlook. No additional options, no templates. It's a 14mb file and it
installed in about 10 seconds, so I suspected it was a bad install. I
downloaded it again with the same result.

Where should I look for any indication that I have it installed?

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

outlook doesn't support a year planner view. you'll need a 3rd party
utility.


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"Speedy1WRC" wrote in message
news
I just upgraded to Outlook 2007 and want to be able to use a yearly
view.
There are tons of options for up to a monthly view, but want to see
the
whole year at a glance. I've been looking for the last while and will
continue to search, but if anyone has a quick link to the info, I'd
appreciate it.