There is nothing keeping you from using an alternative from the link I
posted.
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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After furious head scratching, DEn asked:
| OK so I pay for a good product, they sell me a defective product,
| decide not to fix it but tell me to buy a new more expence product
| from them so in a few years I will find out that that also is broken
| and I hae to again buy something new.
|
| Looks like they have a built in future sales effort in the software.
|
| Gotta lov it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
|
| PS Microsoft maybe you should screw up spell check in the next
| edition of office so that when you miss type a word it brings you
| right to the Microsoft web site selling the next version.
|
| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
|
|| Outlook 2000 has a known bug in that it displays January 1 as a
|| Friday, and all dates thereafter are thrown off by one day. It will
|| not be fixed as Outlook 2000 is no longer in mainstream support.
||
|| You can try using one of the alternate methods here:
||
http://www.slipstick.com/calendar/olpubcal.htm
||
||
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|| Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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|| Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
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|| After furious head scratching, Jay asked:
||
||| Yes it does. I get complaints from people (mostly my M-I-L) about
||| how it is a pain to look at the shared calendar.
|||
||| Does your shared calendar reflect the 'correct' day and dates when
||| shared? Mine is off by one day, ie; Feb's calendar in OL shows the
||| 1st as a Tuesday, which is correct. When I save as a web page and
||| then view it in Micro Explorer, Feb 1 shows up as a Monday, but the
||| right pane dates are correct. It is just the 'calendar' part that is
||| incorrect! I have a thread in here for others to help out, but was
||| just wondering if you had the same problem. I would have never
||| thought to look except someone brought it to my attention.
|||
||| "Kirstie" wrote:
|||
|||| Thanks - I guess it's not just me. But that bites! That doesn't
|||| really give you the option to share your calendar as a web page
|||| unless you're not very busy
|||| -Kirstie
||||
|||| "Jay" wrote:
||||
||||| Kristie:
|||||
||||| On my OL 2000, the same thing happens. When the calendar is
||||| viewed as a web page (using Windows Explorer), I have a calendar
||||| on the left, and an area to the right showing ALL of the events.
||||| In each calendar block, if there is more than one event, there is
||||| a little yellow button, that if clicked, moves the area on the
||||| right to THAT date. All of the events then show up in the right
||||| pane for that date. I guess there is not enough room in the
||||| blocks in the calendar to show more than one event, so they are
||||| shown in the right pane.
|||||
||||| "Kirstie" wrote:
|||||
|||||| Using Outlook 2002 (XP), when I save my calendar as a web page,
|||||| only one appointment or event per day will show up on the web
|||||| page. For example, I have 4 events scheduled next week, and only
|||||| the first one entered shows up on the web page. Any idea how or
|||||| if this can be fixed? I need to share my calendar with others who
|||||| aren't on my network.
