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Renaming standard Views

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Glen - 16 Feb 2006 18:37 GMT
I want to rename the Day/Week/Month w/autopreview as just Day/Week/Month
(deleting that view first).  This is because an add-in product (planplus)
uses that view as default and won't let me change it to my favorite view
which is autopreview.  I can't delete or rename any standard view.  There
must be some way to do this.
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 16 Feb 2006 19:08 GMT
No, there mustn't. Renaming a standard view would make it no longer a standard view and would doubtless break other functionality. You can edit the view settings, though, so that Day/Week/Month has autopreview turned on.

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>I want to rename the Day/Week/Month w/autopreview as just Day/Week/Month
> (deleting that view first).  This is because an add-in product (planplus)
> uses that view as default and won't let me change it to my favorite view
> which is autopreview.  I can't delete or rename any standard view.  There
> must be some way to do this.

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