Using Outlook 2000 and the Print - Weekly View option, is it possible to get
Outlook to print the first day as the first date in your date range? For
example, if I select a date rage that starts with Wednesday and ends with the
Wednesday two weeks later, when I print the weekly view, the Monday and
Tuesday, before the Wednesday start date, prints too. There does not seem to
be a "print only the dates selected in the date range" feature. Can it be
done?

Many thanks for any and all help.
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LPS

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"LPS" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Using Outlook 2000 and the Print - Weekly View option, is it possible to
> get
> Outlook to print the first day as the first date in your date range? For
> example, if I select a date rage that starts with Wednesday and ends with
> the
> Wednesday two weeks later, when I print the weekly view, the Monday and
> Tuesday, before the Wednesday start date, prints too. There does not seem
> to
> be a "print only the dates selected in the date range" feature. Can it be
> done?
>
> Many thanks for any and all help.
> --
> LPS