I've never seen an all white one - there is a light gray color for the
non-working hours but should be dark enough to be noticeable.

what color is the tab at the top of the calendar or (in the day or week
view) what color are the handles on the side that say previous and next
appointment? See
http://www.xsolive.com/Outlook%20Scr...orm.aspx?ID=12 if
you aren't sure what I mean.

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"ribi999" wrote in message
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Thanks for responding.
Mine must bve setup incorrectly then as despite marking the working day
from
8 until 5 the background is white for the whole day. Weekends are also the
same colour despite not being marked as working days.
Any thoughts?

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

in 2007 they are white for working, colored for non-working.

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"ribi999" wrote in message
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In Outlook 2003 working hours and non working hours were coloured
slightly
differently. Can the same be done in Outlook 2007?