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Displaying Multiple Months
In my previous version of Outlook I used to have at least two months
displayed in the top left corner under "Calendar". So in the large pane on the left would be the current month I selected (or week, etc.) and in the top left corner would be the current month plus the next month displayed below it both very small. My husband has six months displayed. I cannot seem to figure out how to do this in Outlook 2007. All I have displayed is the current month and that's it. I thought it would be a simple matter of "pulling down" the window but that's not it. I hope this makes sense. |
Displaying Multiple Months
Sorry, that's supposed to say in the large pane on the "right" not "left".
"stardust" wrote: In my previous version of Outlook I used to have at least two months displayed in the top left corner under "Calendar". So in the large pane on the left would be the current month I selected (or week, etc.) and in the top left corner would be the current month plus the next month displayed below it both very small. My husband has six months displayed. I cannot seem to figure out how to do this in Outlook 2007. All I have displayed is the current month and that's it. I thought it would be a simple matter of "pulling down" the window but that's not it. I hope this makes sense. |
Displaying Multiple Months
"stardust" wrote in message
... In my previous version of Outlook I used to have at least two months displayed in the top left corner under "Calendar". So in the large pane on the left would be the current month I selected (or week, etc.) and in the top left corner would be the current month plus the next month displayed below it both very small. My husband has six months displayed. I cannot seem to figure out how to do this in Outlook 2007. All I have displayed is the current month and that's it. I thought it would be a simple matter of "pulling down" the window but that's not it. Drag the left border farther left to widen the To Do bar or right-click the space in the Date Navigator just above the month title, choose Options, and pick how many months you wish to see or click ToolsOptionsOtherAdvanced OptionsTo Do Bar and change the number of months you see. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
Displaying Multiple Months
Drag the left border farther left to widen the To Do bar or right-click the space in the Date Navigator just above the month title, choose Options, and pick how many months you wish to see or click ToolsOptionsOtherAdvanced OptionsTo Do Bar and change the number of months you see. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] . Thank you Brian - that was very helpful. Is there a way to display them below each other versus next to each other? I cannot drag the bottom border down. That is the first thing I tried. Also, is there a way to create more labels for calendar items other than the ones already provided (busy, tentative, free, out of office)? Thanks!! |
Displaying Multiple Months
"stardust" wrote in message
... Thank you Brian - that was very helpful. Is there a way to display them below each other versus next to each other? I cannot drag the bottom border down. That is the first thing I tried. Did you try to adjust the number of months displayed in the To Do Bar options? Also, is there a way to create more labels for calendar items other than the ones already provided (busy, tentative, free, out of office)? No, sorry. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
Displaying Multiple Months
"Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: "stardust" wrote in message ... Thank you Brian - that was very helpful. Is there a way to display them below each other versus next to each other? I cannot drag the bottom border down. That is the first thing I tried. Did you try to adjust the number of months displayed in the To Do Bar options? Yes, I adjusted it to 3 but it now shows 4 months when I drag the let border to the right. However, it does not show the months below each other like in the previous version. Thank you, Kristina |
Displaying Multiple Months
"stardust" wrote in message
... Thank you Brian - that was very helpful. Is there a way to display them below each other versus next to each other? I cannot drag the bottom border down. That is the first thing I tried. I tested this in Outlook 2010 and right-clicking the To Do Bar and choosing Options, then specifying more months displays them in a vertical column. I haven't tested Outlook 2007 yet. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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