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August 3rd 06, 03:28 PM
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How do I show days instead of just dates in Outlook
Hello,
I want to know how I can show the names of days on top of the columns in my calendar, instead of just the dates, at the moment it just says '31 July' and '01 August', but I'd like to see 'Monday 31 July' and Tuesday 02 August' or something similar, does anyone know how to do this or if this is possible? Thanks! 
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August 3rd 06, 04:39 PM
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How do I show days instead of just dates in Outlook
Anne wrote:
I want to know how I can show the names of days on top of the columns in my calendar, instead of just the dates, at the moment it just says '31 July' and '01 August', but I'd like to see 'Monday 31 July' and Tuesday 02 August' or something similar, does anyone know how to do this or if this is possible? This is done in your Regional and Language settings in Control Panel. Modify the Long date format. Assuming Windows XP, click StartControl PanelDate, Time, Language, and Regional OptionsRegional and Language OptionsCustomize (ont he Regional Options tab)Date tab. In the "Long date format" drop-down if it's not there already, TYPE "dddd dd MMMM" (if you don't want the year) or "dddd dd MMMM yyyy" (if you do). Click OK, then OK, and close Control Panel. When you start Outlook, the calendar dates will follow the format you specified. -- Brian Tillman
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August 3rd 06, 05:46 PM
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How do I show days instead of just dates in Outlook
Ah thanks a lot, that is great!
Kind regards, Anne "Brian Tillman" wrote: Anne wrote: I want to know how I can show the names of days on top of the columns in my calendar, instead of just the dates, at the moment it just says '31 July' and '01 August', but I'd like to see 'Monday 31 July' and Tuesday 02 August' or something similar, does anyone know how to do this or if this is possible? This is done in your Regional and Language settings in Control Panel. Modify the Long date format. Assuming Windows XP, click StartControl PanelDate, Time, Language, and Regional OptionsRegional and Language OptionsCustomize (ont he Regional Options tab)Date tab. In the "Long date format" drop-down if it's not there already, TYPE "dddd dd MMMM" (if you don't want the year) or "dddd dd MMMM yyyy" (if you do). Click OK, then OK, and close Control Panel. When you start Outlook, the calendar dates will follow the format you specified. -- Brian Tillman
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