how do I set up a custom time scale in Outlook (every 8 mins)

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your message is unclear... please clarify what output you need to get from
this time scale?
 
Sorry to have been unclear. In the day view I can choose to divide 60, 30,
15, 10, 6, 5 minute gaps. Is it possible to set Outlook to split the whole 24
hours into 8 min gaps? I understand that the "hour" display would no longer
be correct, but I think our office can live with that.
 
No, the time variables are hard coded.

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After furious head scratching, Tbone asked:

| Sorry to have been unclear. In the day view I can choose to divide
| 60, 30, 15, 10, 6, 5 minute gaps. Is it possible to set Outlook to
| split the whole 24 hours into 8 min gaps? I understand that the
| "hour" display would no longer be correct, but I think our office can
| live with that.
|
| "WASEEM KHAN" wrote:
|
|| your message is unclear... please clarify what output you need to
|| get from this time scale?
||
|| "Tbone" wrote:
||
||| I need to be able to set up an 8 minute time scale in Outlook for
||| customer reservations.
 

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