You can set the number of rows using the options button and then drag the
leftmost border to extend it to a year.

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After furious head scratching, Aeneas asked:

| With the help of Google I found what the Date Navigator is, which in
| my version of Outlook 2007 shows two months at a time. I also found
| the useful "Go To" facility. But can I display a full year?
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| "Aeneas" wrote:
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|| Thanks. But where do I find the Date Navigator. It's not in any of
|| the toolbar entries (File, View, Go, Tools etc.). And if I enter it
|| in "Outlook Help", none of the responses mention "Date Navigator".
|| Am I missing something.
||
|| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
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||| Use the Date Navigator to show a year at a glance.
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||| Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
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||| After furious head scratching, Aeneas asked:
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|||| Currently I can access my calendar on per day, week or month. Is
|||| there a facility in Outlook that will give me a general overall
|||| view of the year? I find this facility in Lotus Organiser handy eg
|||| to get a view of the year, to see what day a particular date falls
|||| on, to select a date in order to make an entry, and to flip
|||| backwards and forwards between years. I miss it in Outlook.