Highlight Current Date

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Sam

MS Outlook 2003 SP3; OS-Windows XP SP2

Within MS Outlook, I just use the Calendar and Reminder functions. I
recently had to reload the software because of new hardware.

Prior to reloading, when I would open the View of the WEEK calendar, the
current date would be highlighted.

After the reload, the current date is NOT being highlighted. Did I forget to
set an option? I looked and could not find out how to do this. Do you know??

Sam
 
Diane Poremsky {MVP} said:
try resetting the view.
http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/resetview.htm
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Diane: thank you, your tip was helpful. As a follow-up question and comment:

I have MS Outlook Calendar icon in my sysbar. When I "Open" the Calendar
let's assume the current date is highlighted. Let's also say I click on
another date and then minimize Outlook. If I was to re-open Output Calendar,
the "other date" that I clicked on is still highlighted.

Is there any way to force Outlook to ALWAYS highlight the current date when
I "Open" it via the icon in the sysbar?

Thanks,
Sam
 
Sam said:
Is there any way to force Outlook to ALWAYS highlight the current
date when I "Open" it via the icon in the sysbar?
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I'm not Diane, but I'd say "no".
 
if that ever happened their would be an uproar - most users want the last
selected date to remain selected. There is a Today button on the toolbar or
you can use Alt+O to jump to Today.

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Diane: Thanks for your reply. I appreciate the thoughts and help from all.

As far as I am concerned, this Thread can be CLOSED.

Thanks,
Sam
 
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