Hi, A colleague of mine is trying to create a recurring
appointment whereby it occurs monthly, on the 10th Weekday
of every month. However, in outlook, it seems that where
you select weekday as a recurrance, you can only select

I have used Daytimers for many years and I appreciate their 2 pg./week layout.  I have now changed to Outlook.  I would like to print my calendar on Daytimer Desk Jr. paper and in the same format (To Dos on left column and Schedules/Apts. on the right half with time slots ...

We use Outlook 2000 and Small Buisness Server 2000 have a
shared calendar but our employees would like to be able to
use the shared calendar and also input private
appointments (that wouldn't be visible to others).  How do

I just installed an Small Business Server 2003 and would like to synchronize
my local outlook data - calendar/contacts to my shared folder on the
exchange server.  I've been reading that earlier versions can't get this to
work but supposedly this is fixed with 2003 - i can't seem to ...

I have a sub calendar in my Outlook calendar. I have shared the sub folder and given the appropriate user access permissions, and checked Folder Visible. But when that person tries to open the folder it is not visible. Only Calendar, Contacts, Inbox, Journal, Notes and Tasks are ...

I want to publish my Microsoft Outlook 2002 calendar on my web site.
When I save my calendar as a web page, and then open it, on the right hand
side of the page are the Appointment and Event Details, which I do not want.
I would like my calendar to display in Month view only without ...

My View Reminders window closes when I close Outlook.  I need it to be always visible on my desktop -- like my old View Reminders window from Outlook Express.  How do I do this?

Is there a way in 200o to see who has been viewing my
calendar? Everyone in my company has shared access, I
just want to know who's using it. Thanks.

I wonder if there are an add for Outlook 2003 that can take care of the
problem when I want to schedule a meeting in a different time zone than I
happen to be in. When I eventually get to that timezone I obviously want the
specific meeting to appear correct in time for that ...

Presently, I put my deadlines into Outlook 2000 as Tasks and as Events
on the Calender and must confess that I do not know which is better.
What are the reasons for using the Calendar versus the Task List? Tasks
seem to be able to harass me more than an event on the Calendar.

Is there a way or a patch that would make it possible for me to separate Saturday and Sunday when I print monthly calendars using Outlook?

I'm getting post reminders (Outlook/2002) after a calendar
appointment has been 'dismissed' and I can't seem to find
a fix for it. Can anyone provide some insight on how to
overcome this issue.

How do I set my Outlook up so that I see three panes on
the screen?  One with the folder list, one with today's
calendar and task list, and another with the current e-
mail inbox?  I want them all to appear on the screen at

I'm trying to print my weekly calendar in a Sunday to
Saturday format. I've changed the calendar views so that
I can work in a Sunday to Saturday view but as soon as I
try to print, it reverts to a Monay to Sunday view. Any

All the appointments that I try to set up in the calendar
go to the current time and day, no matter where I try to
put them.  Is there help or ideas??