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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / August 2006Calendar doesn't display
When one of my users click on their calendar it doesn't display the little calendar in the top left corner. Is this a setting change or is it more in depth?  SignatureChuck Beck Desktop Support Tech > When one of my users click on their calendar it doesn't display the > little calendar in the top left corner. Is this a setting change or > is it more in depth? If they're using Outlook 2003 (always state the Outlook version), perhaps they have the Date Navigator hidden. Click View and make sure "Navigation Pane" is checked or, more simply, press Alt-F1. SignatureBrian Tillman Sorry, it is Outlook 2003. She is only having the problem on Terminal Server 2003. It isn't the Navigation Pane. When she views the month there is a bunch of letters and numbers in random order. The week and day view is fine, but the calendar in the Navigation Pane doesn't appear. SignatureChuck > > When one of my users click on their calendar it doesn't display the > > little calendar in the top left corner. Is this a setting change or [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > they have the Date Navigator hidden. Click View and make sure "Navigation > Pane" is checked or, more simply, press Alt-F1. > Sorry, it is Outlook 2003. She is only having the problem on > Terminal Server 2003. It isn't the Navigation Pane. When she views > the month there is a bunch of letters and numbers in random order. > The week and day view is fine, but the calendar in the Navigation > Pane doesn't appear. What happens when she clicks View>Taskpad while in the Calendar? SignatureBrian Tillman Her tasks for the day show up, but the calendar is not visible. I also noticed that under her received header in email; the date and time stamp don't appear. I've deleted her profile and recreated it, but I still have the same problem. As far as I know she is the only user having the problem. SignatureChuck > > Sorry, it is Outlook 2003. She is only having the problem on > > Terminal Server 2003. It isn't the Navigation Pane. When she views [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > What happens when she clicks View>Taskpad while in the Calendar? > Her tasks for the day show up, but the calendar is not visible. Then she should be able to see a small drag point just above the taskpad. Dragging this down should open the Date Navigator. SignatureBrian Tillman The calendar is there, but it is all grey. I can't see days or months. SignatureChuck > > Her tasks for the day show up, but the calendar is not visible. > > Then she should be able to see a small drag point just above the taskpad. > Dragging this down should open the Date Navigator. > The calendar is there, but it is all grey. I can't see days or > months. I'm stumped, not being able to see what you see. SignatureBrian Tillman I'm stumped too and it is right in front of me. Thanks for your help, and I'll keep on researching. SignatureChuck > > The calendar is there, but it is all grey. I can't see days or > > months. > > I'm stumped, not being able to see what you see.
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