Enable the Advanced Toolbar, then use the dropdown to change to daily
view. With the Date Navigator displayed click on the current day and
using the Shift button, click on the day 30 or 31 days out. Release your
mouse and you should have a current month view that will advance with the
dates rather than display the current month. Your week should always be
on top.
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After furious head scratching, edonovan52 asked:
| Thanks for your help.
|
| However, can you give me some steps on how to "change to the daily
| view and then swipe an entire month from the data navigator" ???
|
| Thanks,
| Evan
|
|
| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
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|| I presume you are talking about the month view? If yes, you asked
|| for a month view and that is what you are seeing, the entire current
|| month.
||
|| If you want a month ahead view, change to the daily view and then
|| swipe an entire month from the data navigator. This method will
|| always keep the current week at the top.
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|| After furious head scratching, edonovan52 asked:
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||| My question is similar but a tad different.
|||
||| The default Calendar view in Outlook shows you the current week at
||| the very bottom, looking back at the past 4 weeks.
|||
||| Obviously the appointments and meetings in the future are more
||| important. How do I change it so I'm seeing maybe, only 1 week in
||| the past at the top and the coming weeks at the bottom?
|||
||| Thanks,
||| Evan
|||
||| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
|||
|||| We all know folks in Microsoft's Office group as well as Outlook
|||| and believe me, this is far down on the wish list and even further
|||| down on the list of items to program. Foremost right now is
|||| fixing the performance issues with Outlook 2007.
||||
|||| Marking past days with an X is both very hard to do and very
|||| unlikely to be done. If you would really like this feature, then
|||| put in a wish on the Microsoft Office site but don't hold your
|||| breath.
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|||| After furious head scratching, BruceM asked:
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||||| Diane, I know you can't mark off days. The challenge is to get
||||| someone at Microsoft to see that this is a feature that thousands
||||| of customers would like! There ought to be settings that allow
||||| one a variety of methods for "marking the dates". Know anybody in
||||| Microsofts's office group?
|||||
||||| "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:
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|||||| You can't mark off (or highlight) the entire day - you can use
|||||| filters to hide old appointments or automatic formatting rules
|||||| that mark items dated before today with a gray font.
||||||
|||||| outlook does highlight today a little around the date.
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|||||| ||||||| I would like to do the same. There are several posts here that
||||||| area all asking for the same thing in one way or another
||||||| (another post wanted to "deemphasize" days in the past. What
||||||| we want is for past days (and even the
||||||| current day) to be highlighted in such a way that one can tell
||||||| at a glance where you are in the week or month!
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||||||| "Tate Decker" wrote:
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|||||||| I want to mark off the days as they go by, like everyone does
|||||||| on their paper
|||||||| calenders, so I know what day it is when I look quickly. Does
|||||||| anyone have
|||||||| any suggestions on how to do this? Thanks.