My work schedule includes all 7 days of the week and wish the Outlook
calendar followed the traditional calendar set-up, with Sunday being the
first day of the week and in the 1st column, or left-hand column, of the
calendar. It can be very confusing when looking at Outlook's calendar, that
has Monday on the left, and Sunday and Saturdays lumped together on the
right! Why is it necessary to vary from the traditional calendar layout???

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Realtor wrote:

My work schedule includes all 7 days of the week and wish the Outlook
calendar followed the traditional calendar set-up, with Sunday being
the first day of the week and in the 1st column, or left-hand column,
of the calendar. It can be very confusing when looking at Outlook's
calendar, that has Monday on the left, and Sunday and Saturdays
lumped together on the right! Why is it necessary to vary from the
traditional calendar layout???

You can correct this yourself. Right-click your Calendar, choose Other
Settings, and uncheck the box labeled "Compress weekend days".
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Brian Tillman