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Old June 17th 08, 11:09 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
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Default Outlook Today Settings

When I start Outlook it opens in the window "Outlook Today". Here I can view
upcoming events and appointments and summaries of emails (how many, unread,
etc.).

How can I change the settings so that it displays more events further into the
future? Currently it only seems to display events a few days ahead.

Thanks.

 




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