Calendar into Front Page Questions.........

[Adam]

One of my main problems is that if I select it for NOT showing the
notes and details of the appointments on the side, it still shows
them. Also it doesn't seem to handle two events/appointments being on
the same day. Squares are too small and I need them bigger. Also I
am not able to change the font size in the square. We would like to
have a "title" in the square and then have
them be able to click on it and see times etc.

Have you found any fixes for these?
-Thanks
Adam

 

[Steve Easton]

Which calendar are you using??


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[Mike Mueller]

Sounds like Outlook, >Save as Web Page

The saved calendar is in a frame format, and the display is
controlled by the cal.css file located in the folder. What
I have done is edited the CSS file to change the coloring on
my page. All of your other issues are workable also, just
depends on how much work you want to do and how often you
update the calendar, as you will have to redo the work.
You could create your own frameset (something I have thought
about often) and choose what to put into it. You can change
the hyperlinks on the items in the calendar to do popups
instead of scrolling the details. It all can be done, it
just is a matter of time.

Mike


Steve Easton wrote:
: Which calendar are you using??
:
:
:: One of my main problems is that if I select it for NOT
:: showing the notes and details of the appointments on the
:: side, it still shows them. Also it doesn't seem to
:: handle two events/appointments being on the same day.
:: Squares are too small and I need them bigger. Also I am
:: not able to change the font size in the square. We
:: would like to have a "title" in the square and then have
:: them be able to click on it and see times etc.
::
:: Have you found any fixes for these?
:: -Thanks
:: Adam

 

[KMS - Brett Anderson]

Hah! Sounds like you're using Windows XP. The only OS on the market that
ignores any user input on settings.

Brett Anderson