Calendar YEAR VIEW

[Leonard Hoyt]

Please provide a Full Year View in Calendars.
Currently, you provide DAY, WEEK, MONTH views. The logical remaining view is
YEAR

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[Bob I]

Please install and use the Calendar Printing Assistant provided at
Microsoft downloads.

 

[Leonard Hoyt]

Perfect!. It's not the view within Outlook that I'd wanted, but it's a great
alternative.
Still though, would love to see the "Day, Week, Month, Year" view option in
the Calendar.

thanks for this. Is there one for Outlook 2003? I have that on my other PC's.

 

[Bob I]

You're welcome. Sorry, no it was created for 2007.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Version of outlook? You can fake it in 2007 - choose the option to send a
calendar by email. Select either the whole calendar or choose dates.

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[Omini]

Is there a tool or setting that would display year view of outlook calendar?

Omini

Version of outlook? You can fake it in 2007 - choose the option to send a
calendar by email. Select either the whole calendar or choose dates.

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Please provide a Full Year View in Calendars.
Currently, you provide DAY, WEEK, MONTH views. The logical remaining view
is
YEAR

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[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

How much of a year do you want to see?
Every version offers this view:
http://xsolive.com/Outlook Screen shots/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=118
the number of months you see is limited only by your screen size. It's just
a coincidence that it's exactly 12 months - I've had it up to 72 months on a
high res wide screen.

To do this, pull the vertical bar on the navigation pane or to-do bar
inward - shrink the task pad or remove tasks and calendars from the to-do
bar. The navigation calendars can fill up to half the Outlook window.

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Is there a tool or setting that would display year view of outlook
calendar?

Omini

Version of outlook? You can fake it in 2007 - choose the option to send a
calendar by email. Select either the whole calendar or choose dates.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Please provide a Full Year View in Calendars.
Currently, you provide DAY, WEEK, MONTH views. The logical remaining
view
is
YEAR

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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the
"I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow
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http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...eff5c&dg=microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring