Outlook2003 / WinXP


HI

In the Monthly view of the calendar, is there a way to stop Outlook
from showing each appointment's 'end' time?

The problem is that it with the default settings, the appointment
subject is trimmed far too short and is thus almost unreadable in the
Monthly view. And even if I don't enter any 'end' time, in the Monthly
view, Outlook still leaves space for it!

- Any thoughts?

Ship
Shiperton Henethe

I am now having the same problem in Outlook 2007.
I've got outlook on two seperate computers. One is displaying start time
only, and the other displays both start and end times. I've searched through
all the settings I could find to no avail.
I'd love to find an answer to the problem!

"ship" wrote:

> Outlook2003 / WinXP
>
>
> HI
>
> In the Monthly view of the calendar, is there a way to stop Outlook
> from showing each appointment's 'end' time?
>
> The problem is that it with the default settings, the appointment
> subject is trimmed far too short and is thus almost unreadable in the
> Monthly view. And even if I don't enter any 'end' time, in the Monthly
> view, Outlook still leaves space for it!
>
> - Any thoughts?
>
> Ship
> Shiperton Henethe
>
>

Where is this display? Calendar? Or what?
"Aaron" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:C8227E89-6DF7-4B37-9DF9-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I am now having the same problem in Outlook 2007.
> I've got outlook on two seperate computers. One is displaying start time
> only, and the other displays both start and end times. I've searched
> through
> all the settings I could find to no avail.
> I'd love to find an answer to the problem!
>
> "ship" wrote:
>
>> Outlook2003 / WinXP
>>
>>
>> HI
>>
>> In the Monthly view of the calendar, is there a way to stop Outlook
>> from showing each appointment's 'end' time?
>>
>> The problem is that it with the default settings, the appointment
>> subject is trimmed far too short and is thus almost unreadable in the
>> Monthly view. And even if I don't enter any 'end' time, in the Monthly
>> view, Outlook still leaves space for it!
>>
>> - Any thoughts?
>>
>> Ship
>> Shiperton Henethe
>>
>>