Wow, Milly, that was harsh. As I wrote, I was searching this newsgroup for
an answer. I saw a lot of people had the same (or a similar) question to
mine. I didn't simply post the question for the hundreth time, I did
research and found an answer to a common question. Then I disseminated the
answer in a way that I thought would help a lot of people, which is what
discussion groups are supposed to do. Frankly, I don't understand my crime.


"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

That link has been posted countless hundreds of times. A simple search would have turned that up for you using this news group or groups.google.com

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, ClaireView asked:

| I was searching this Discussion Group and found the answer to a
| question that lots of people (including me) were asking; how can I
| change the way Outlook prints calendars? Why can't I change the
| fonts or colors when I print a calendar?
|
| In a reply to a post on 3/10/2007 called "CHANGE FONT SIZE IN
| OUTLOOK..." (yes, it was all caps) someone named Nikki directed the
| questioner to a website. It's changed a little since she posted, and
| the new link is http://www.slipstick.com/addins/calendar_print.asp.
| Scroll down on that page and look for "My Outlook Calendar." It's so
| terrific I wanted to post it again!
|
| I can finally print the Outlook calendar the way I want it! Monthly
| or weekly calendars, using label colors, even rearranging the days of
| the week, with the font size *I* want, and changing whatever
| formatting *I* want! It's a free download macro that links any
| Outlook calendar to a Word document, and it works! So here’s the
| information, and the next person searching the Discussion Group now
| has it easy. Thank you, Nikki, for finding this!