HOW CAN I CHANGE MY CALENDAR VIEW TO NOT INCLUDE SATURDAY & SUNDA.

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DAVID

I REALLY JUST WANT TO SEE MONDAY THRU FRIDAY ON MY CALENDAR.
ANY SUGGESTIONS/HELP WOULD BE REALLY COOL.
THANKS,
DAVID.
 
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F.H. Muffman

DAVID said:
I REALLY JUST WANT TO SEE MONDAY THRU FRIDAY ON MY CALENDAR.
ANY SUGGESTIONS/HELP WOULD BE REALLY COOL.

Two questions, a possible solution and a suggestion:

Questions
1) What version of Outlook?
2) What view of the calendar? Weekly? Monthly?

Possible solution:
In the calendar, go to Tools - Options - Preferences, click Calendar Options
and under Calendar work week, make sure Saturday and Sunday are not checked.
Then, just use the Work Week view under the View menu.

Suggestion:
Don't type in all caps. It makes it look like you are yelling.
 
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david

First, thanks for your reply and sorry about the "yelling".
Here are my answers (hope this is better for you) :
(1) OUTLOOK 2003 (part of office 2003).
(2) Preference is for both weekly & monthly (but if I could only have one it
would be monthly).
I do use work week a lot (and, yes, I have the Sat & Sun not checked) but
there are enough times that I need to use monthly and weekly views that it is
really annoying I cannot exclude Sat & Sundays.
There is no API or add-in that I can use to "eliminate" the weekends for
monthly & weekly VIEWS in calendar ?
 
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Brian Tillman

DAVID said:
I REALLY JUST WANT TO SEE MONDAY THRU FRIDAY ON MY CALENDAR.
ANY SUGGESTIONS/HELP WOULD BE REALLY COOL.
THANKS,
DAVID.

Don't shout.

Use the Work Week view after specifying that work days include Monday
through Friday.
 
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Brian Tillman

david said:
I do use work week a lot (and, yes, I have the Sat & Sun not checked)
but there are enough times that I need to use monthly and weekly
views that it is really annoying I cannot exclude Sat & Sundays.

You cannot eliminate the weekends from the Week or Month views, but you can
compress the weekends to two half-size entries. RIght-click on an empty
area of the Calendar, choose Other Settings, and check the box marked
"Compress weekend days".
 
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