I went back to re-read # 2 and 3, and the answer is no. You can show the
Sunday through Thursday work week using a one day view and select the
selected days from the date navigator but the days will not persist.

Outlook 2007 is a bit better.

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After furious head scratching, jpreman asked:

| Thanks Milly.
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| Your suggestion answered my issue - question 1.
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| Curious to know if there is any solution for 2 & 3.
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| Kind regards
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| Preman.
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| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
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|| 1. Right click in the calendar grid, select other settings,
|| uncompress weekend days (works best when starting in day view)
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|| 2.
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|| Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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|| After furious head scratching, jpreman asked:
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||| By default the Calendar Work Week contains 6 columns. The 6th one
||| shared between Sat and Sun days.
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||| How can I achieve one of the following.
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||| 1. Increase the number of columns to 7, one for each day of the
||| week. or
||| 2. since my work week runs from Sunday to Thursday how to change
||| the shared column to Fri cum Sat day.
||| or
||| 3. to have only 5 columns from Sunday to Thursday.
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||| Thanks in advance.
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||| Preman