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sookie
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      7th Jun 2010
wen i click into my calendar from mail it doesnt bring up the calendar view
(i.e. monthly view) it brings up a list of appointments, i have to then click
on another shared calandar then click back on mine to view it as a calandar
and not a list. how do i get it to open in the calandar view straight away.

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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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      7th Jun 2010
"sookie" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> wen i click into my calendar from mail it doesnt bring up the calendar view
> (i.e. monthly view) it brings up a list of appointments, i have to then
> click
> on another shared calandar then click back on mine to view it as a calandar
> and not a list. how do i get it to open in the calandar view straight away.


Why not just choose the Day/Week/Month view in the calendar?
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