I want to be able to make ONLY my work hours visible. That is, if I work 8-5,
I do not want to see 7am or 6pm. I should be able to click the times and drag
them to the top and bottom. That way my appointments get more real-estate and
are easier to read. As it is, half the screen ...

I run a PC and a laptop on my home LAN. The laptop then travels with me to
work. Both machines are Windows XP Pro, both have office 2003. I want to be
able to synchronise my Calendar in particular (mail would be useful too but
not that important) between these two machines, but I ...

Is there a version of Outlook which will allow me to modify the "Outlook
Today" page to display a shared calendar rather than the default calendar
when the "Calendar" button is selected?  If not, is there a way I can have
all entries into a shared calendar automatically entered ...

I have two calendars in my Outlook (2003). In outlook today it shows CAL1 but
I want it to show CAL2 instead. How do I customise this?

I  can't seem to open an appointment in my calendar. The appointment alarms
go off when there is one but I can't open them. Help please!

How do I print calendars and not show private appointments at all?

Very often meetings/appointments/events are sent out as a plain email.  It
would be a very cool feature to be able to click a menu option to have the
text of the email automatically paste into a new appointment.
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In an Exchange 2003 environment with Outlook 2003, Management types do not
want anyone to see their "schedule" when a user starts a new Calendar item
and clicks the schedule tab and enters their name.
They do not want to select the Private checkbox everytime. Is there a way to

Is it possible to have the Task list visible in the "Inbox" view, like it is
in Calendar view?  I spend the majority of my day reviewing e-mails, not
looking at my calendar.  So being able to have the task list visible while
reviewing e-mails would be infinitely more convenient.

I have a client who consistently loses the ability to see calendars that he
has explicit delegate access to. When trying to open said calendars he gets
the "Information Store can't be opened" error.  It is not just one calendar
but four separate calendars for four separate people ...

I have a client that accidentally allowed 2004 Calendar items to be archived.
She has a backup.pst of the entire year and I can restore 2004, but that
still leaves the data in the active archive.pst.
Is there a way to move Calendar items in the active archive.pst file back to

I am using Outlook 2003, and I have updated my color labels according to
types of projects.  I would like to pull out reports of time spent on various
projects -- and I believe a previous colleague had used labels (and possibly
the journal? function) or maybe JUST labels in order ...

I recently upgraded to Office 2003 and have applied all updates. Since
upgrading, all calendar reminders fail to pop-up on top of all other windows.
They do work, as I can see that they've opened down on the task bar.
Based on suggestions from a different forum, I've tried:

How do I remove the error message: "A program is trying to access e-mail
messages you have stored in Outlook.  Do you want to allow this?"  The
message recurs even after attempting to resolve.  This happens when syncing
with an iPaq.  The number of events needing resolution ...

Is there any way to change the color of the Outlook Calendar when it is saved
as a web page?
I really don't care for that awful green.
Or, can I import the data into a prettier/cuter template and then publish it?