When I first go to a month view, the current date is at the bottom of the
view and for the most part I am viewing historical information. I would much
rather pop into a view where the current date is near the top of the view so
that I can see what's coming up at a glance. I know I can scroll around, but
that just adds another step. As I'm in and out of my calendar a lot, it's
irritating not to be able to glance at what's coming up next week in a month
view. Thx.

Just me wrote:

When I first go to a month view, the current date is at the bottom of
the view and for the most part I am viewing historical information.
I would much rather pop into a view where the current date is near
the top of the view so that I can see what's coming up at a glance.
I know I can scroll around, but that just adds another step. As I'm
in and out of my calendar a lot, it's irritating not to be able to
glance at what's coming up next week in a month view. Thx.

I don't believe that it's possible to have a moving view with the current
date or week at the top.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

The Month view is just that, a view of the current month - all of it, not just starting with the current week.

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After furious head scratching, Just me asked:

| When I first go to a month view, the current date is at the bottom of
| the view and for the most part I am viewing historical information.
| I would much rather pop into a view where the current date is near
| the top of the view so that I can see what's coming up at a glance.
| I know I can scroll around, but that just adds another step. As I'm
| in and out of my calendar a lot, it's irritating not to be able to
| glance at what's coming up next week in a month view. Thx.