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Header in Outlook
I keep 2 calendars. How do I change header on 1 calendar without affecting
the other. |
Header in Outlook
Marilyn wrote:
I keep 2 calendars. How do I change header on 1 calendar without affecting the other. What header do you mean? What versino of Outlook? -- Brian Tillman |
Header in Outlook
Outlook 2002. Page Header. i.e. I need a calendar called Physician Weekend
Coverage and another calendar called 2006 Meetings/Events for the month. Whenever I change the Pager Header Name, it affects the other... Thanks in advance. "Brian Tillman" wrote: Marilyn wrote: I keep 2 calendars. How do I change header on 1 calendar without affecting the other. What header do you mean? What versino of Outlook? -- Brian Tillman |
Header in Outlook
Marilyn wrote:
Outlook 2002. Page Header. i.e. I need a calendar called Physician Weekend Coverage and another calendar called 2006 Meetings/Events for the month. Whenever I change the Pager Header Name, it affects the other... Do you mean when you print? -- Brian Tillman |
Header in Outlook
When I print and when I go into Print Preview.
"Brian Tillman" wrote: Marilyn wrote: Outlook 2002. Page Header. i.e. I need a calendar called Physician Weekend Coverage and another calendar called 2006 Meetings/Events for the month. Whenever I change the Pager Header Name, it affects the other... Do you mean when you print? -- Brian Tillman |
Header in Outlook
Marilyn wrote:
When I print and when I go into Print Preview. As far as I can tell, changing the header affects the entire application, since Print is an application-wide function. I don't believe you can make the headers folder-specific. -- Brian Tillman |
Header in Outlook
Thanks for trying to help... "Brian Tillman" wrote: Marilyn wrote: When I print and when I go into Print Preview. As far as I can tell, changing the header affects the entire application, since Print is an application-wide function. I don't believe you can make the headers folder-specific. -- Brian Tillman |
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