How to I change calender settings so I can display calender that shows
appointments starting with Sunday and ending with Saturday? Under calender
settings, you can set day for start of week, but this does not effect monthly
calender that has appointments. They other thing I want to change is
changing calender format to landscape so you can have equal space for each of
7 days of week. The Sat and Sun days are half spaces. I have most of
appointments I like to view on Sat and Sun and I like to post printout on
fridge for family. This calender does not seem to be flexible for people
that schedule weekend activties and need to work from printed view. Is there
software upgrades that gives this feature?
--
Regards,

Tammy Sims

To show Saturday and Sunday in separate boxes in the month view, choose View | Current View | Customize Current View | Other Settings clear the box for "Compress weekend days"

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"Tammy Sims" wrote in message ...
How to I change calender settings so I can display calender that shows
appointments starting with Sunday and ending with Saturday? Under calender
settings, you can set day for start of week, but this does not effect monthly
calender that has appointments. They other thing I want to change is
changing calender format to landscape so you can have equal space for each of
7 days of week. The Sat and Sun days are half spaces. I have most of
appointments I like to view on Sat and Sun and I like to post printout on
fridge for family. This calender does not seem to be flexible for people
that schedule weekend activties and need to work from printed view. Is there
software upgrades that gives this feature?
--
Regards,

Tammy Sims

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"Tammy Sims" wrote:

How to I change calender settings so I can display calender that shows
appointments starting with Sunday and ending with Saturday? Under calender
settings, you can set day for start of week, but this does not effect monthly
calender that has appointments. They other thing I want to change is
changing calender format to landscape so you can have equal space for each of
7 days of week. The Sat and Sun days are half spaces. I have most of
appointments I like to view on Sat and Sun and I like to post printout on
fridge for family. This calender does not seem to be flexible for people
that schedule weekend activties and need to work from printed view. Is there
software upgrades that gives this feature?
--
Regards,

Tammy Sims

What list?

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Do you know how to get people on your list? Like so i can talk to others?
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"Tammy Sims" wrote:

How to I change calender settings so I can display calender that shows
appointments starting with Sunday and ending with Saturday? Under
calender
settings, you can set day for start of week, but this does not effect
monthly
calender that has appointments. They other thing I want to change is
changing calender format to landscape so you can have equal space for
each of
7 days of week. The Sat and Sun days are half spaces. I have most of
appointments I like to view on Sat and Sun and I like to post printout on
fridge for family. This calender does not seem to be flexible for people
that schedule weekend activties and need to work from printed view. Is
there
software upgrades that gives this feature?
--
Regards,

Tammy Sims