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How do I change calendars displayed on "Outlook Today"?

 
 
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      23rd Apr 2005
I have looked long and hard, but cannot find out how to do this.
 
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That is because a native way to change the calendar on OT does not exist.
You can always try using a custom Outlook Today page - there are several web
tutorials on how to customize it, change the appearance, etc. Try
poremsky.com, outlook-tips.com and slipstick.com for starters.
how-tooutlook.com also may have something.

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