Outlook 2007 calendar weekly date flow

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Is there a way that in the weekly view, that dates can be arranged in a top
to bottom manner like in outllok 2003. in outlook 2007 dates are showing only
right to left flow...
 
Ok..thanks a lot for your response....and i have got another question. I am a
delegate of another executive and while printing daily calendar in a pocket
size format, Outlook 2007 wraps the text so that it extends beyond the
specified time instead of just printing on the line...Please help me out in
this..

Diane Poremsky said:
No. That view was removed because it did not support the overlay.

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Karthick Chinnappa said:
Is there a way that in the weekly view, that dates can be arranged in a
top
to bottom manner like in outllok 2003. in outlook 2007 dates are showing
only
right to left flow...
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Make sure you have the latest updates installed.

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Karthick Chinnappa said:
Ok..thanks a lot for your response....and i have got another question. I
am a
delegate of another executive and while printing daily calendar in a
pocket
size format, Outlook 2007 wraps the text so that it extends beyond the
specified time instead of just printing on the line...Please help me out
in
this..

Diane Poremsky said:
No. That view was removed because it did not support the overlay.

--
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Is there a way that in the weekly view, that dates can be arranged in a
top
to bottom manner like in outllok 2003. in outlook 2007 dates are
showing
only
right to left flow...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
Yes, I have got the 2007 MS office suite SP1 installed...

Diane Poremsky said:
Make sure you have the latest updates installed.

--
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Karthick Chinnappa said:
Ok..thanks a lot for your response....and i have got another question. I
am a
delegate of another executive and while printing daily calendar in a
pocket
size format, Outlook 2007 wraps the text so that it extends beyond the
specified time instead of just printing on the line...Please help me out
in
this..

Diane Poremsky said:
No. That view was removed because it did not support the overlay.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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message Is there a way that in the weekly view, that dates can be arranged in a
top
to bottom manner like in outllok 2003. in outlook 2007 dates are
showing
only
right to left flow...
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Hmm. The wrapping problem I'm aware of was fixed by an office update.

Is it pushing into the margin or just taking up more cell space, if a half
hour appoint is filling a 1 hour block when its set on 1 hour time span?
That is normal with the 1 hour time span.

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Karthick Chinnappa said:
Yes, I have got the 2007 MS office suite SP1 installed...

Diane Poremsky said:
Make sure you have the latest updates installed.

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Ok..thanks a lot for your response....and i have got another question.
I
am a
delegate of another executive and while printing daily calendar in a
pocket
size format, Outlook 2007 wraps the text so that it extends beyond the
specified time instead of just printing on the line...Please help me
out
in
this..

:

No. That view was removed because it did not support the overlay.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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"Karthick Chinnappa" <Karthick (e-mail address removed)>
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message Is there a way that in the weekly view, that dates can be arranged
in a
top
to bottom manner like in outllok 2003. in outlook 2007 dates are
showing
only
right to left flow...
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Click to expand...
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dear,

is it maybe possible to use the <customize current view> option or create a
new form to simulate the old stacked weekly view?

or perhaps decrease the font size in the slipstick modified 2week stacked
calendar?

thanks
 
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