R
Raven's Human
Here’s the problem: I am printing a yearly calendar in monthly format to
post in our office. The monthly format in Outlook has five rows (weeks) per
page. On those months where the days span 6 weeks, I have to get creative.
So I deselect that little “Print Exactly One Month Per Page†in the Print
Setup window, specify my date range (let’s say it’s 06/01/05-07/02/05), and
send to the printer. That should put the first couple of days of the next
month in the unused cells at the end of the page. Only it doesn’t work.
Outlook assumes I want every cell on the grid filled, and cheerfully ignores
my start date in favor of 05/29/05, which means I have the last three days of
May duplicated (once on May’s page, once on June’s.)
So why does Outlook ignore the dates I specify, and how can I get it to
knock it off?
post in our office. The monthly format in Outlook has five rows (weeks) per
page. On those months where the days span 6 weeks, I have to get creative.
So I deselect that little “Print Exactly One Month Per Page†in the Print
Setup window, specify my date range (let’s say it’s 06/01/05-07/02/05), and
send to the printer. That should put the first couple of days of the next
month in the unused cells at the end of the page. Only it doesn’t work.
Outlook assumes I want every cell on the grid filled, and cheerfully ignores
my start date in favor of 05/29/05, which means I have the last three days of
May duplicated (once on May’s page, once on June’s.)
So why does Outlook ignore the dates I specify, and how can I get it to
knock it off?