Ok, I googled the Auto-Preview feature, and it seems to only apply when
viewing your MAIL items, not your calendar as we have been discussing. When
I have my inbox seleceted, click view, I see I have the options for "reading
pane" as well as "auto preview" however when my calendar is selected, and I
click view, I ONLY have the option for "reading pane" ... there is no "auto
preview" listed at all.

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

No, she means the built-in Day/Week/Month with AutoPreview view.

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"Kelly Armitage" wrote in message ...
If by auto preview you mean the "reading pane", no. That is exactly what I
am trying to avoid using. There is plenty of space in the "time block" to
display the details and I have seen pictures of it online. I do not want to
use the preview pane as it takes up entirely too much space. For now I've
resorted to putting all the information (a couple of sentences really) right
in the "Sbubject" and "location" lines. Then I can see all the info without
having to open it or use the preview pane.

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

Auto-preview turned on?

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After furious head scratching, Kelly Armitage asked:

| I have, what I hope is a simple question. When using my Outlook
| Calendar (2003) and I enter an appointment, I want the details (or
| notes) for that appointment to show up without having to double click
| and open the appointment. I am viewing it by month so I get a rather
| large "block" but the only thing displayed is the Subject and
| Location. I'd prefer, and I am sure I've seen where the full details
| are displayed right in the same spot without having to open it, or
| use the "reading pane".
|
| Anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance.