A calendar *is* a folder in the context of Outlook. It contains all the months. You simply print out what months you want to print.

You can put a title at the top of the page, above the calendar, by modifying the page setup to add header text.

If you want complete control over what prints, you can use a Word macro; see http://www.slipstick.com/addins/calendar.htm#print for examples.

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"Pat" wrote in message ...
I want to put a title on my printout at the top beside JUNE 2006. I want to
store it in another folder so I can add the rest of the months. I don't
know what version I have. How can I find that out?

Thanks!

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

A title where? On the screen? In the printout? For your default Calendar folder? Another folder? In what version of Outlook?

"Pat" wrote in message ...
How do I add a title to my June 2006 Microsoft Outlook Calendar?