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Calendar Printing Assistant Weekly Calendar View: Display Description

 
 
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      22nd Feb 2010
I'm currently running Outlook 2007 on Windows 7.

I need a weekly calendar view that prints all details of an
appointment including the appt description.

I'm modifying the Week List 03 template, but running into problems.
1. I need word wrap on all day events
2. I need to remove the end time from the display
3. I MUST have the description of the appointment displayed.

Any thoughts or help would be greatly appreciated!
 
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      23rd Feb 2010
The only solution that would meet all of your listed requirements is a
MS Office addin called Wincalendar.
It renders your Outlook Calendar as native Word -or- Excel formats
(with full text wrap-
ping :-). Once in Word / Excel format you can further edit like any
xls / doc file.

For screen shots and more info see: http://www.wincalendar.com/calendar-maker.html


 
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