Right click on the image pane and it'll present you with a selection to
change the image.

Why does something so simple have to be so complex? Why not just integrate
this into Outlook?

"Jenarmywife" wrote:

it's on the start menu under microsoft office tools, however good luck
figuring out how to use it. all the help tells you is how great it is, not
how to do anything with it. i tried to use it for yearly calendar "with
images" but there's no explanation of how to put images on it, or change the
default icon looking things that are already there...

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

did you look on the start menu?

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"Speedy1WRC" wrote in message
...
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.