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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / December 2004Viewing calendar months
Two items that I can't figure out regarding the monthly calendar. The two small preview calendars that appear in the top right over my tasks when I'm in the month view keep disappearing, along with my tasks. I have to go to the far right with my cursor and drag left to get them to show again. But when I got to a daily view and then BACK to a month view, the month expands to take up the entire screen and I lose the tasks and mini-months again. How can I make it stick? Also, how can I view months a month at a time, say like the way Palm Desktop does. In Outlook 2002, despite the gray shading, it's confusing to always know what month I'm in. I want the first week of December, for instance to always be on top. This seems like it would be a pretty called for ability. Is it in there somewhere? Many thanks. -B For your first question, the date navigator (small calendars) and TaskPad don't like to stick open in Month view in Outlook 2002 and earlier. Outlook 2003 seems to have changed this. For the second question, there's no yearly view in Outlook like in Palm Desktop, except for the date navigator which you can expand to show 12 months of mini calendars.  SignatureJocelyn Fiorello MVP - Outlook *** Messages sent to my e-mail address will NOT be answered -- please reply only to the newsgroup to preserve the message thread. *** > Two items that I can't figure out regarding the monthly calendar. The > two small preview calendars that appear in the top right over my tasks [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > -B When you say, "date navigator (small calendars) and TaskPad > don't like to stick open in Month view in Outlook 2002", I take that to me they just won't stay open and there's nothing I can do about, unless I'm missing something in your reply. Thanks. Also my second question was not about viewing years, but viewing a month at a time on the screen, where the beginning of the month was always on the top of the screen. When I use the navigator to move to the next month, start of the month may or not be on the top of the screen, depending on the number of weeks in the months. It makes it hard to see at a glance what month I am in. -b You're not missing anything -- I don't know of any way to force the Date Navigator and TaskPad to stay open in Month view in Outlook 2002, sorry. Also, you're right, Outlook is weird about not always showing the first few days of the month at the top of the window. I don't know the reasoning behind this -- perhaps someone else will chime in if they know why it works that way. SignatureJocelyn Fiorello MVP - Outlook *** Messages sent to my e-mail address will NOT be answered -- please reply only to the newsgroup to preserve the message thread. *** > When you say, "date navigator (small calendars) and TaskPad >> don't like to stick open in Month view in Outlook 2002", I take that [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > -b Do you know of a way to force Date Navigator to stay open in the DAY view of the calendar. I lost mine and can't get it back now matter which View I try to use. > You're not missing anything -- I don't know of any way to force the Date > Navigator and TaskPad to stay open in Month view in Outlook 2002, sorry. [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > > > -b Hmm, I've never had that happen...what version of Outlook? SignatureJocelyn Fiorello MVP - Outlook *** Messages sent to my e-mail address will NOT be answered -- please reply only to the newsgroup to preserve the message thread. *** > Do you know of a way to force Date Navigator to stay open in the DAY > view of the calendar. I lost mine and can't get it back now matter [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] >>> >>> -b
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