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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / August 2007Outlook 2007, how to display mail, inbox and calendar at start?
How can I display the following 3 columns when opening Outlook 2007? Mail, Inbox and Monthly Calendar? The tools/options/other/advanced options/startup this folder Only allows for one view. Activate the To-Do Bar on the right and you should get an overview of the Calendar when opening to the Inbox. Displaying Outlook Today first is another option but is limited. Note that if the To-Do Bar is minimized you can click on "To-Do Bar" in most views to pop it out.  SignatureBill R MVP > How can I display the following 3 columns when opening Outlook 2007? Mail, > Inbox and Monthly Calendar? The tools/options/other/advanced > options/startup > this folder Only allows for one view. > Activate the To-Do Bar on the right and you should get an overview of the > Calendar when opening to the Inbox. Displaying Outlook Today first is [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > options/startup > > this folder Only allows for one view. Thanks...it helped, although as you stated...it is limited. > Activate the To-Do Bar on the right and you should get an overview of the > Calendar when opening to the Inbox. Displaying Outlook Today first is [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > options/startup > > this folder Only allows for one view. This is something similar to what i'm trying to figure out. I want 3 windows opened. inbox, calendar/to-do, and contacts. Any way to do this? Signaturetom > Activate the To-Do Bar on the right and you should get an overview of the > Calendar when opening to the Inbox. Displaying Outlook Today first is [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > options/startup > > this folder Only allows for one view. |
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