outlook 2007 views

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exciter

Hello,

I customised the view such that on the left I have my folder list with all
folders visible.
When I click on the calendar, three months calendar appears through the top
of the folder list (that is, just under it.)
And hence the "all outlook items" are under it.

I dont want this to happen. I dont want to see any calendar of months, but
jsut the main big calander on the right.

How can i close the calendars which appear on the top so that the "all
outlook items" appear on the top.

I was able to do this in outlook 2003....
 
exciter said:
I customised the view such that on the left I have my folder list
with all folders visible.
When I click on the calendar, three months calendar appears through
the top of the folder list (that is, just under it.)
And hence the "all outlook items" are under it.

I dont want this to happen. I dont want to see any calendar of
months, but jsut the main big calander on the right.

How can i close the calendars which appear on the top so that the "all
outlook items" appear on the top.

I was able to do this in outlook 2003....
Click to expand...

Try View>To Do Bar
 
Thanks.

Actually my problem is still not solved because i dont use the to do bar.
Is there any other way around?
 
exciter said:
Actually my problem is still not solved because i dont use the to do
bar. Is there any other way around?
Click to expand...

To the best of my knowledge, you cannot eliminate the Date Navigator from
the Navigation Pane except by using the To Do bar. However, you could
display the To Do bar, and then collapse it. It wouldn't be very intrusive
in that case.
 
Brian Tillman said:
To the best of my knowledge, you cannot eliminate the Date Navigator
from the Navigation Pane except by using the To Do bar. However, you
could display the To Do bar, and then collapse it. It wouldn't be
very intrusive in that case.
Click to expand...

It turns out that minimizing the To Do list will put the Date Navigator back
above the folder list. If you drag the To Do's left edge toward the right,
however, you can make it much smaller. As long at you don't reduce its size
to the minimum, the Date Navigator will remain mostly obscured on the right
side.
 
Then the prigram looks weird.
But thanks for the effort in finding a solution to my problem.

I like outlook but i think ms could not still settle things down with
outlook.
The calendar was looking better in 2003, with its classic style.

Some 'view' options are too complicated under the menus.
You change sth and then you have to try hard to get back to the original
sertting of an feature.

Moreover outlook still does not support newsgroups.
And i dont udnerstand why.

Looking forward to an outlook where there a ribbon, where newsgroups
supported....

Outlook is maybe the second most important in the office package....
Ms should work more on it i think...
 
The next version of Office is supposed to have the Ribbon for all of the included programs, including Outlook.

As for news group support, that is even being removed from Exchange in the next version so I seriously doubt that it will ever make it into Outlook. Outlook is a corporate tool and does not need news groups. Use a dedicated news reader like OE or Forte Agent.

You can get news group readers that integrate with Outlook but many people (most?) prefer to keep business and personal mail separate from news group postings.

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After furious head scratching, exciter asked:

| Then the prigram looks weird.
| But thanks for the effort in finding a solution to my problem.
|
| I like outlook but i think ms could not still settle things down with
| outlook.
| The calendar was looking better in 2003, with its classic style.
|
| Some 'view' options are too complicated under the menus.
| You change sth and then you have to try hard to get back to the
| original sertting of an feature.
|
| Moreover outlook still does not support newsgroups.
| And i dont udnerstand why.
|
| Looking forward to an outlook where there a ribbon, where newsgroups
| supported....
|
| Outlook is maybe the second most important in the office package....
| Ms should work more on it i think...
|
|
|
| ||
||| To the best of my knowledge, you cannot eliminate the Date Navigator
||| from the Navigation Pane except by using the To Do bar. However,
||| you could display the To Do bar, and then collapse it. It wouldn't
||| be very intrusive in that case.
||
|| It turns out that minimizing the To Do list will put the Date
|| Navigator back above the folder list. If you drag the To Do's left
|| edge toward the right, however, you can make it much smaller. As
|| long at you don't reduce its size to the minimum, the Date Navigator
|| will remain mostly obscured on the right side.
|| --
|| Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
 
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