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Gordon
Nick said:Nothing.
PLEASE write your question in the body of the post and NOT just the subject
as it gets truncated like yours has.
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Nick
Sorry about that. My question is how do i change the default view of the
calendar to 'monthly' for Office 2007?
calendar to 'monthly' for Office 2007?
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Gordon
Nick said:Sorry about that. My question is how do i change the default view of the
calendar to 'monthly' for Office 2007?
I'm not sure there IS a "default" view - Outlook Calendar will start in the
same view as it was before it was closed....
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Nick
Really? I could have sworn that I left it in Monthly when I shut down and it
came up as weekly when I opend it this morning.
I'll check it again, thank you for the help!
came up as weekly when I opend it this morning.
I'll check it again, thank you for the help!
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Gordon
Nick said:Really? I could have sworn that I left it in Monthly when I shut down and
it
came up as weekly when I opend it this morning.
I'll check it again, thank you for the help!
I just restarted my machine for something else, and Outlook closed in
Monthly view and restarted in Monthly view...
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]
it does that most of the time, but not always.
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Gordon
Diane Poremsky said:it does that most of the time, but not always.
;-)