How do I turn off the time view in Outlook Calendar?

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I have spent several hours in trying to turn OFF the 'time view' feature in
my calendar. I don't want to see the start times, only that I have things
scheduled on certain days. I normally operate in the Day/week/month view
only and do not like the preview pane.
Any help is appreciated.
 
WOWTCB said:
I have spent several hours in trying to turn OFF the 'time view'
feature in my calendar. I don't want to see the start times, only
that I have things scheduled on certain days. I normally operate in
the Day/week/month view only and do not like the preview pane.

You can turn off the preview pane. View>Reading Pane>Off. You can make all
your appointments all-day events and then they won't have start or end
times.
 
Thanks but unfortunately that doesn't help me. I used to have all of my
'reminders' in the calendar and they would pop up on my screen at the
appropriate time without actually being able to 'see' the start time on the
calendar itself. The problem with your answer is that if I do it the way you
suggested, I can't give the reminder a time to pop up. Know what I mean?
It's so hard to explain this on the computer.
 
WOWTCB said:
Thanks but unfortunately that doesn't help me. I used to have all of
my 'reminders' in the calendar and they would pop up on my screen at
the appropriate time without actually being able to 'see' the start
time on the calendar itself. The problem with your answer is that if
I do it the way you suggested, I can't give the reminder a time to
pop up. Know what I mean? It's so hard to explain this on the
computer.

I guess I don't understand. If your events have a start time, then the
start time will be displayed. As far as I know, it's always ben that way.
The only other things I can suggest it to experiment with the settings on
Tools>Options>Calendar Options>Planner Options the options obtained by
right-clicking your calendar and choosing Other Settings.
 
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