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I do not want Sat & Sun to compress on a monthly calendar print o.

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hawkdome - 15 Sep 2005 19:04 GMT
When I "PRINT" out a monthly calendar, Saturday and Sunday are compressed.  
How do I get the monthly calendar to "print" with Sunday being the first day
of the week?  I already know how to uncheck the compress weekend days for
"viewing" my monthly calendar, but I need to know how to change it when
"printing".  Also, is there a way to print on 3 pages instead of just 2?  
Thank you!
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] - 16 Sep 2005 07:05 GMT
Have you marked Sunday through Saturday as Work Days in the Calendar
options?

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After furious head scratching, hawkdome asked:

| When I "PRINT" out a monthly calendar, Saturday and Sunday are
| compressed. How do I get the monthly calendar to "print" with Sunday
| being the first day of the week?  I already know how to uncheck the
| compress weekend days for "viewing" my monthly calendar, but I need
| to know how to change it when "printing".  Also, is there a way to
| print on 3 pages instead of just 2? Thank you!

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