people plainly offering would-be solutions and even if they did suggest
the
right thing, why not include the how-to.

We don't have time to "do the homework" for everything or everyone. If its
something we've done for ourselves, then we'll have the specific solution,
otherwise we try to point people in the right direction and hope they can
figure it out on their own.


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"hunter3740" wrote in message
...
Jay, you are a genius among forum would-be-solution-providers; I'm tired
of
people plainly offering would-be solutions and even if they did suggest
the
right thing, why not include the how-to. The Printing Assistant (a.k.a.
CPAO) is junk; the only hope for it is editing xml, which is *NOT* for
ordinary people:


SpanningAllDayArea MaxSize="96"
AllDayAppointment Height="32"
Content Orientation="Fill" FontSize="8pt" TextWrapping="Wrap"
ContentElement Source="Subject" /
ContentElement Source="CategorySymbols"/
/Content
/AllDayAppointment
/SpanningAllDayArea

I've tried all kinds of values for Height (e.g. auto or *), just using 32
for now (instead of 16), which forces all alldayappointments to have two
lines of space and TextWrapping works (i.e. simply removing the "No" from
in
front of "Wrap" did the trick).

The fill color is another issue (i.e. haven't figured out how to get the
category colors as the fill color); so, for now, just including the
colored
dot in the content area).


I'm better off just printing the Outlook 2007 calendar in monthly view
without the weekends and I pretty much get what I want (but the long
subjects
get truncated, but at least more to preview without the weekends getting
in
the way), as the other option is crappy old-school looking macros for Word
or
Excel and CPAO, which is *JUNK*.

"Jay" wrote:

And where in "The Calendar Printing Assistant for Office Outlook 2007"
does
one find the Word Wrap feature??