Setting up Calendars Vertically

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Does anyone know how I do this? Mine are horizontal. I have seen some
that show 4 in a square.
like Jan, Feb, Mar, & Apr
 
Techie said:
Does anyone know how I do this? Mine are horizontal. I have seen some
that show 4 in a square.
like Jan, Feb, Mar, & Apr
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Where do you see these calendars? If they're above the Taskpad, then you
should be able to drag the border around them to increase the size of the
Date Navigator. If they;re in the Navigation Pane the border can still be
dragged, but I don't think you can expand it both horizonally and
vertically. At least, it doesn't seem possible in Outlook 2003. I can
change only the horizontal size there.
 
Brian said:
Where do you see these calendars? If they're above the Taskpad, then you
should be able to drag the border around them to increase the size of the
Date Navigator. If they;re in the Navigation Pane the border can still be
dragged, but I don't think you can expand it both horizonally and
vertically. At least, it doesn't seem possible in Outlook 2003. I can
change only the horizontal size there.
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No, on the left hand side
 
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