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MS Office Forum / Outlook / New Users / March 2007Outlook 2000 Calander (Vista)
I have just successfully got Outlook 2000 to run in Vista. Now in Calendar I'm trying to get the months to show just below the toolbar as I had in Win ME. My old display showed several months at a time and those days committed with an appointment would be highlighted. I could also jump over to a future month, highlight a day and create an action item. I forgot how I got the months to display. Does anybody know the secret? View > Current View > Day/Week/Month might do what you're describing.  SignatureKathleen Orland Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ http://www.howto-outlook.com/ > I have just successfully got Outlook 2000 to run in Vista. Now in Calendar > I'm trying to get the months to show just below the toolbar as I had in Win > ME. My old display showed several months at a time and those days committed > with an appointment would be highlighted. I could also jump over to a > future month, highlight a day and create an action item. I forgot how I got > the months to display. Does anybody know the secret? Thank Kathleen, but that doesn't work. It shows the appointments for a given day and the open Tasks, but I don't have the whole calander 'thumbnails' that I was seeking. The answer is there somewhere. I just can't find it. > View > Current View > Day/Week/Month might do what you're describing. > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >> got >> the months to display. Does anybody know the secret? > Thank Kathleen, but that doesn't work. It shows the appointments for > a given day and the open Tasks, but I don't have the whole calander > 'thumbnails' that I was seeking. The answer is there somewhere. I > just can't find it. Perhaps you have the Date Navigator's borders closed. Click View and check Taskpad. Do you see one then? SignatureBrian Tillman >> Thank Kathleen, but that doesn't work. It shows the appointments for >> a given day and the open Tasks, but I don't have the whole calander [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Perhaps you have the Date Navigator's borders closed. Click View and > check Taskpad. Do you see one then? Thanks for the suggestion, but I didn't see anything that relates to my missing calendars. I also didn't see anything related to 'Date Navigators'. Thanks again for your suggestion. > Thanks for the suggestion, but I didn't see anything that relates to > my missing calendars. I also didn't see anything related to 'Date > Navigators'. Thanks again for your suggestion. So what happened when you clicked View>Taskpad? SignatureBrian Tillman >> Thanks for the suggestion, but I didn't see anything that relates to >> my missing calendars. I also didn't see anything related to 'Date >> Navigators'. Thanks again for your suggestion. > > So what happened when you clicked View>Taskpad? View>Taskpad does not exist. I have View> Go To or Outlook Bar or Folder List or Show Folder Home page or Tool Bars or Status Bar. None of the Toolbars provide a Calendar thumbnail display option. > View>Taskpad does not exist. I have View> Go To or Outlook Bar or > Folder List or Show Folder Home page or Tool Bars or Status Bar. > None of the Toolbars provide a Calendar thumbnail display option. Did you open the calendar folder first? SignatureBrian Tillman >> View>Taskpad does not exist. I have View> Go To or Outlook Bar or >> Folder List or Show Folder Home page or Tool Bars or Status Bar. None of >> the Toolbars provide a Calendar thumbnail display option. > > Did you open the calendar folder first? Ahh, you're right. Taskpad does show up when opening Calendar first. I went to Taskpad and there were about 7 options. I went through all of the options clicking on each and nothing brought up the desired calendars. >> View>Taskpad does not exist. I have View> Go To or Outlook Bar or >> Folder List or Show Folder Home page or Tool Bars or Status Bar. None of >> the Toolbars provide a Calendar thumbnail display option. > > Did you open the calendar folder first? Brian, problem SOLVED! I fired up my laptop with XP and played with Outlook. The trick was in Calendar view, pull down from the top of the task pad. Now everything with Office 2000 is fully functional with Vista. Thanks for your assistance. > Brian, problem SOLVED! > I fired up my laptop with XP and played with Outlook. The trick was > in Calendar view, pull down from the top of the task pad. Now > everything with Office 2000 is fully functional with Vista. That's what I was trying to get at when I said: > Perhaps you have the Date Navigator's borders closed. several messages ago. SignatureBrian Tillman Oh. I didn't know what you meant. >> Brian, problem SOLVED! >> I fired up my laptop with XP and played with Outlook. The trick was [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > several messages ago. |
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