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How do I get Outlook 2003 to display the day of the week along si.

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MarkS - 29 Mar 2005 21:21 GMT
When displaying the Calendar Day view in Outlook 2003, how can I get it to
display the day of the week (eg...Wednesday) next to the date ?  I have a
book on how to use Outlook 2003 & it clearly shows the day displayed next to
the date (eg...Wednesday 30th March 2005) but I can't find any way of
selecting this option.
Thanks in advance - Mark
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] - 30 Mar 2005 03:55 GMT
Control Panel->Regional Settings->Long Date Format.

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After furious head scratching, MarkS asked:

| When displaying the Calendar Day view in Outlook 2003, how can I get
| it to display the day of the week (eg...Wednesday) next to the date ?
| I have a book on how to use Outlook 2003 & it clearly shows the day
| displayed next to the date (eg...Wednesday 30th March 2005) but I
| can't find any way of selecting this option.
| Thanks in advance - Mark
mark s - 30 Mar 2005 16:31 GMT
Thanks for that. Had a look at Control Panel,Regional & Language Options,
Customize, Date.  Long date sample shows 30th March 2005  but no option to
show the day ??  or to tell Outlook to display the day of the week ??

> Control Panel->Regional Settings->Long Date Format.
>
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> | can't find any way of selecting this option.
> | Thanks in advance - Mark
Karen - 31 Mar 2005 18:41 GMT
In the same place (Control Panel,Regional & Language Options, Customize,
Date), make sure that the Long Date format is "dddd, MMMM dd, yyyy", with the
dddd being the day of the week.  Click Apply, OK and the when you click Apply
on the Regional & Language Options screen, Outlook will automatically change.

> Thanks for that. Had a look at Control Panel,Regional & Language Options,
> Customize, Date.  Long date sample shows 30th March 2005  but no option to
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> > | can't find any way of selecting this option.
> > | Thanks in advance - Mark
mark s - 31 Mar 2005 22:11 GMT
MANY THANKS FOR YOUR HELP...WORKED FINE !!

> In the same place (Control Panel,Regional & Language Options, Customize,
> Date), make sure that the Long Date format is "dddd, MMMM dd, yyyy", with the
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> > > | can't find any way of selecting this option.
> > > | Thanks in advance - Mark

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