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      2nd Dec 2003
In Outlook 2000 SR-1, does anyone know of a way to set the calendar to display 24-hour time rather than conventional 12 hr a.m. p.m. display? Thanks.
 
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      3rd Dec 2003
If you change the time format in Control Panel | Regional and Language
Options, Outlook should use your preferred format too.

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> In Outlook 2000 SR-1, does anyone know of a way to set the calendar
> to display 24-hour time rather than conventional 12 hr a.m. p.m.
> display? Thanks.



 
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      3rd Dec 2003
Perfect!! Worked like a charm. Thanks very much. Proves once again that you will learn something new virtually every day.
 
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