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Randal W. Hozeski - 18 Jun 2004 17:34 GMT

I have been looking for a utility that will list all items in a
OutLook2003-Calendar-DayView. I want to get rid of the
gaps in-between items. I have had up to a dozen Annual
Events on a given day and only a certain amount show based
on the resolution of my screen.

I simply want a list. Similar to the old days of Boland SideKick
2.0 (the King before OutLook/Sch Plus was even born)

Looking for any thoughts or recommendations? As it stands
now the only way to get the list is to use the OutLook Today screen.

Please advise and thanks. -Randy-

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Diane Poremsky [MVP] - 20 Jun 2004 02:20 GMT

A custom view, use table style and configure it for due "today"?

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>I have been looking for a utility that will list all items in a
> OutLook2003-Calendar-DayView. I want to get rid of the
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Randal W. Hozeski - 20 Jun 2004 23:21 GMT

I have tried this and it does not produce a descent list of
items. It changes more on the view then just the DayView
area. It knocks out the months so I can not click on the separate
days to change the list and show days other then Today.

Can anyone suggest an add-in? -Randy-

> A custom view, use table style and configure it for due "today"?

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