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How to display Outlook Calendar on desktop

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Gbrew - 31 Mar 2005 03:01 GMT
I would like to permanently display my Outlook Calendar in one corner of my
Desktop - just the monthly view, not all the selections.

I am using  Outlook 2003 with XP.
Pat Garard - 31 Mar 2005 06:16 GMT
G'Day Gbrew,

You can not readily do this with Outlook - however, please
see: http://www.cs.umd.edu/hcil/datelens/.

I urge you to watch the streaming video (link on that page) -
it's the ONLY "User Guide" you will get.

Datelens is a PDA product that offers a very cool view
into the Outlook Calendar, and for the PDA you must buy it.

Two variants of the Desktop version are FREE, though
unsupported:
   An addin version that pops a button onto the Outlook
       Toolbar. I have this working well - Outlook minimised
       and a small Datelens Window onscreen.
   A standalone version that fires up a hidden instance of
       Outlook and therefore (to me) has no advantage over
       the Addin (though it also works well).

Either may occasionally crash - although the latest version
does seem very stable.

Make sure that Outlook is NOT running when you install
either.
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Pat Garard
Melbourne, Australia
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>I would like to permanently display my Outlook Calendar in one corner of my
> Desktop - just the monthly view, not all the selections.
>
> I am using  Outlook 2003 with XP.

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