What may be happening is that Outlook likes to compress the weekend days and
starts a week out on Monday. If you set the calendar to display on the
screen with Saturday and Sunday regular-sized, it will print that way also.
From the Outlook 2003 Help file:
Show Saturday and Sunday the same size as other days
By default, in Calendar, when you click Week or Month, the calendar displays
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, and Saturday and Sunday are
compressed and shown half the size of the other five days. You can change the
display of the Month view so that Saturday and Sunday are shown the same size
as other days of the week. You cannot modify the Week view.
In Calendar, right-click a blank area of the calendar grid, and then click
Other Settings on the shortcut menu.
In the Format Day/Week/Month View dialog box, under Month, clear the
Compress weekend days check box.
Diane Poremsky said:
I believe the 7 day one that copies the 2 column week view will always start
on Monday. Try some of the options you get using other views.
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erinm527 said:
I would like to print a weekly calendar that shows the week beginning on
Sunday and going through Friday or Saturday. Currently the calendar
defaults
as Monday-Sunday. It will print out two calendars when I just want to see
the Sunday at the beginning of the week. I've tried many different
options
and this does not seem possible. Is there a secret? Or am I out of luck?
I
have Outlook 2003.
