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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / June 2007WEEKEND DROP-OFF:
ALL my entries that span a weekend (e.g. holidays) do not print after the first weekend date - in other words they do not carry into the second (or subsequent) week. Please please help. This is driving me mad!!  SignatureEl Nino > ALL my entries that span a weekend (e.g. holidays) do not print after the > first weekend date - in other words they do not carry into the second (or > subsequent) week. > Please please help. > This is driving me mad!! This is definitly a bug, I have exactly the same thing. I am very surprised so few people have spotted and highlighted this as it is a major drop off by Microsoft. 2003 version was fine.... > > ALL my entries that span a weekend (e.g. holidays) do not print after the > > first weekend date - in other words they do not carry into the second (or > > subsequent) week. > > Please please help. > > This is driving me mad!! Known problem with OUtlook 2007. Until it's fixed, you can try using the Calendar Printing Assistant, free download from Microsoft. SignatureSue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 > ALL my entries that span a weekend (e.g. holidays) do not print after the > first weekend date - in other words they do not carry into the second (or > subsequent) week. > Please please help. > This is driving me mad!!
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