Need classic view or style options for Outlook 2007

[Constructive Criticism 2008]

Outlook calendar and email style options are limited. It is more difficult to
read than with Office 2003. Please introduce a classic style or a lot more
control to the customisation of look&feel for end users. The current options
are almost insulting as there are so few.

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http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...67034&dg=microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring

 

[Bruce]

I would like the same control. What I am specifically looking for is a way
the change the look of the Monthly Calendar View. I want the "Appointments"
to show in a plain rectangle shape not one with the rounded corners. It would
look better when I print the Calendar.

 

[Gordon]

I would like the same control. What I am specifically looking for is a way
the change the look of the Monthly Calendar View. I want the
"Appointments"
to show in a plain rectangle shape not one with the rounded corners. It
would
look better when I print the Calendar.

that's a /little/ bit pedantic, don't you think?

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

But... but... the user is always right, no???

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After furious head scratching, Gordon asked:

| || I would like the same control. What I am specifically looking for is
|| a way the change the look of the Monthly Calendar View. I want the
|| "Appointments"
|| to show in a plain rectangle shape not one with the rounded corners.
|| It would
|| look better when I print the Calendar.
||
|
| that's a /little/ bit pedantic, don't you think?