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September 27th 07, 02:31 PM
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Top of calendar view = current day?
Hi,
I have my Outlook calendar view set to "Month" and I like the set up, except for when the date is mid to late in the month. I know that this view defaults to the first day of the current month as the top row - but is there any way to make the current DAY the top row? For example, today is the 27th - my calendar opens and the 27th is way at the bottom, but I want to see what is happening next week. Am I doomed to scroll my calendar down every time I open it, or is there something I can do to change this? 
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September 27th 07, 02:43 PM
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Top of calendar view = current day?
I think you're stuck with it.
It isn't just the first day of the current month but the week that contains the first day of the current month. -- Bill R MVP "SLW612" wrote in message ... Hi, I have my Outlook calendar view set to "Month" and I like the set up, except for when the date is mid to late in the month. I know that this view defaults to the first day of the current month as the top row - but is there any way to make the current DAY the top row? For example, today is the 27th - my calendar opens and the 27th is way at the bottom, but I want to see what is happening next week. Am I doomed to scroll my calendar down every time I open it, or is there something I can do to change this?
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September 27th 07, 02:51 PM
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Top of calendar view = current day?
 Oh well! My scroll wheel will get lots of use then.Thanks for the quick response Bill! "BillR [MVP]" wrote: I think you're stuck with it. It isn't just the first day of the current month but the week that contains the first day of the current month. -- Bill R MVP "SLW612" wrote in message ... Hi, I have my Outlook calendar view set to "Month" and I like the set up, except for when the date is mid to late in the month. I know that this view defaults to the first day of the current month as the top row - but is there any way to make the current DAY the top row? For example, today is the 27th - my calendar opens and the 27th is way at the bottom, but I want to see what is happening next week. Am I doomed to scroll my calendar down every time I open it, or is there something I can do to change this?
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September 28th 07, 02:36 AM
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Top of calendar view = current day?
No sweat.
I find a click on the down arrow is much easier but increases the soreness in my click finger. -- Bill R "SLW612" wrote in message ... Oh well! My scroll wheel will get lots of use then.Thanks for the quick response Bill! "BillR [MVP]" wrote: I think you're stuck with it. It isn't just the first day of the current month but the week that contains the first day of the current month. -- Bill R MVP "SLW612" wrote in message ... Hi, I have my Outlook calendar view set to "Month" and I like the set up, except for when the date is mid to late in the month. I know that this view defaults to the first day of the current month as the top row - but is there any way to make the current DAY the top row? For example, today is the 27th - my calendar opens and the 27th is way at the bottom, but I want to see what is happening next week. Am I doomed to scroll my calendar down every time I open it, or is there something I can do to change this?
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December 11th 09, 11:41 PM
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Top of calendar view = current day?
How do i get back to the original view of calendar by month instead of
listing. It used to get me a month planner view. Now it displays a list. I want to go to the month planner view as default. "BillR [MVP]" wrote: No sweat. I find a click on the down arrow is much easier but increases the soreness in my click finger. -- Bill R "SLW612" wrote in message ... Oh well! My scroll wheel will get lots of use then.Thanks for the quick response Bill! "BillR [MVP]" wrote: I think you're stuck with it. It isn't just the first day of the current month but the week that contains the first day of the current month. -- Bill R MVP "SLW612" wrote in message ... Hi, I have my Outlook calendar view set to "Month" and I like the set up, except for when the date is mid to late in the month. I know that this view defaults to the first day of the current month as the top row - but is there any way to make the current DAY the top row? For example, today is the 27th - my calendar opens and the 27th is way at the bottom, but I want to see what is happening next week. Am I doomed to scroll my calendar down every time I open it, or is there something I can do to change this?
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December 12th 09, 02:38 AM
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Top of calendar view = current day?
You need to change to the Day/Week/Month view. Look on the views menu.
-- Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook] Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com/ Outlook Tips by email: EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange: Poll: What version of Outlook do you use? http://forums.slipstick.com/showthread.php?t=27072 "Chout" wrote in message ... How do i get back to the original view of calendar by month instead of listing. It used to get me a month planner view. Now it displays a list. I want to go to the month planner view as default. "BillR [MVP]" wrote: No sweat. I find a click on the down arrow is much easier but increases the soreness in my click finger. -- Bill R "SLW612" wrote in message ... Oh well! My scroll wheel will get lots of use then.Thanks for the quick response Bill! "BillR [MVP]" wrote: I think you're stuck with it. It isn't just the first day of the current month but the week that contains the first day of the current month. -- Bill R MVP "SLW612" wrote in message ... Hi, I have my Outlook calendar view set to "Month" and I like the set up, except for when the date is mid to late in the month. I know that this view defaults to the first day of the current month as the top row - but is there any way to make the current DAY the top row? For example, today is the 27th - my calendar opens and the 27th is way at the bottom, but I want to see what is happening next week. Am I doomed to scroll my calendar down every time I open it, or is there something I can do to change this?
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