Care to be a little clearer in your question? The way I read it, I'd
suggest just making sure Outlook is always running to display your calendar
full time. If you want it displayed half-time, just exit Outlook for half
the day.
You don't. There's no view that will display the Inbox and the Calendar
simultaneously. The closest you can come is to display the Calendar in an
new window and tile it as you wish with the Inbox/Navigation Pane window.
Then, if you close Outlook with both windows open, Outlook wil remember and
open them both again the next time you start it.
You don't. There's no view that will display the Inbox and the Calendar
simultaneously. The closest you can come is to display the Calendar in an
new window and tile it as you wish with the Inbox/Navigation Pane window.
Then, if you close Outlook with both windows open, Outlook wil remember and
open them both again the next time you start it.
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