Outlook Today doesn't display days with no appointments.

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wck304 - 07 Sep 2005 12:25 GMT

Outlook Today Calendar doesn't display days if there are no items on the
calendar for that day. Is there a registry entry that resolves this?

Sample issue:
I open Outlook 2000 and see the Outlook Today screen. Under the Calendar
section of the screen, I see that I have a meeting at 10am. However, upon
closer inspection, I notice the meeting is scheduled for tomorrow at 10am
because nothing is scheduled for today and therefore the Calendar section of
Outlook Today doesn't display today.

It would be better if Outlook Today would list days with no
appointments/items as "Nothing Scheduled" or "No Appointments" rather than
just completely omitting the day altogether.

Any suggestions?

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Brian Tillman - 07 Sep 2005 15:56 GMT

> Outlook Today Calendar doesn't display days if there are no items on
> the calendar for that day.

That's right. Outlook Today's code displays items in the calendar, not the
calendar itself.

> Is there a registry entry that resolves this?

I don't know of one. I suspect there isn't any.

> It would be better if Outlook Today would list days with no
> appointments/items as "Nothing Scheduled" or "No Appointments" rather
> than just completely omitting the day altogether.

Then add all day events that say "Nothing scheduled". That information,
however, is already there, conveyed by the fact that a day isn't displayed.

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Kevin - 29 Dec 2005 20:51 GMT

I too have the same problem. In my case, in Outlook Today, if there are no
single-day appointments today, then tomorrow's appointments are listed under
"today" and not tomorrow's date.

It's a fault that can cause problems with organising the day. I'd think I
have an appointment when I don't. At least I'd be early rather than late!!

Kev

> Outlook Today Calendar doesn't display days if there are no items on the
> calendar for that day. Is there a registry entry that resolves this?
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> Any suggestions?

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