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customize display hour... possible?

 
 
warakawa
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      9th Apr 2010
right now, outlook is displaying 24 hours, just wondering is possible to to
customize the hours so that I can eliminate the hours that i spend is bed,
and have only the working hours. That way I can a more detailed time scale.
(from 30mins to 15mins)

thanks


 
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Roady [MVP]
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      9th Apr 2010
You mean in the Calendar?
Why not change you time scale and ignore the scrolling bar?

You can change the highlighted hours by going to;
Tools-> Options...-> button Calendar Options...

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> right now, outlook is displaying 24 hours, just wondering is possible to
> to
> customize the hours so that I can eliminate the hours that i spend is bed,
> and have only the working hours. That way I can a more detailed time
> scale.
> (from 30mins to 15mins)
>
> thanks
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>

 
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