Use Outlook 2003 Week View in Outlook 2007

[karinh62]

We just switched to Outlook 2007 and I would like to be able to view my
calendar in the 2003 view for Week. It shows like the Month view except it
only shows one week without having to scroll down and look at each hour in
the day. How do I get 2007 to recognize the 2003 format? I prefer not to have
to scroll down a list and would like see the all items at a glance. I've
looked at the Views menu and all that this allows you to do is change colors,
font sizes, etc.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Outlook 2007 doesn't have the week planner view. The closest you can come in
the current version is here:
http://www.slipstick.com/Tutorials/2wk_cal/2wk_cal.htm

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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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[karinh62]

Thanks Diane. This is unfortunate since I ususally have two or three calender
folders open at once (I work for four managers) and found that view the
easiest to work in when I had to have several calenders open at once. Do you
know if Microsoft is going to integrate this form into 2007 in the near
future or at all?

--
Karin

Outlook 2007 doesn't have the week planner view. The closest you can come in
the current version is here:
http://www.slipstick.com/Tutorials/2wk_cal/2wk_cal.htm

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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We just switched to Outlook 2007 and I would like to be able to view my
calendar in the 2003 view for Week. It shows like the Month view except it
only shows one week without having to scroll down and look at each hour in
the day. How do I get 2007 to recognize the 2003 format? I prefer not to
have
to scroll down a list and would like see the all items at a glance. I've
looked at the Views menu and all that this allows you to do is change
colors,
font sizes, etc.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

It's not compatible with the overlay. Don't look for any changes in 2007,
but the next version may have something to replace the planner. They are
aware of the problems with the standard view with the time scales but its
unlikely anything will be changed in outlook 2007.


--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Thanks Diane. This is unfortunate since I ususally have two or three
calender
folders open at once (I work for four managers) and found that view the
easiest to work in when I had to have several calenders open at once. Do
you
know if Microsoft is going to integrate this form into 2007 in the near
future or at all?

--
Karin

Outlook 2007 doesn't have the week planner view. The closest you can come
in
the current version is here:
http://www.slipstick.com/Tutorials/2wk_cal/2wk_cal.htm

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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We just switched to Outlook 2007 and I would like to be able to view my
calendar in the 2003 view for Week. It shows like the Month view except
it
only shows one week without having to scroll down and look at each hour
in
the day. How do I get 2007 to recognize the 2003 format? I prefer not
to
have
to scroll down a list and would like see the all items at a glance.
I've
looked at the Views menu and all that this allows you to do is change
colors,
font sizes, etc.

 

[karinh62]

Thanks for your help. The slipstick.com tutorial info that you sent me works
for me.
--
Karin

It's not compatible with the overlay. Don't look for any changes in 2007,
but the next version may have something to replace the planner. They are
aware of the problems with the standard view with the time scales but its
unlikely anything will be changed in outlook 2007.


--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Thanks Diane. This is unfortunate since I ususally have two or three
calender
folders open at once (I work for four managers) and found that view the
easiest to work in when I had to have several calenders open at once. Do
you
know if Microsoft is going to integrate this form into 2007 in the near
future or at all?

--
Karin

Outlook 2007 doesn't have the week planner view. The closest you can come
in
the current version is here:
http://www.slipstick.com/Tutorials/2wk_cal/2wk_cal.htm

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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We just switched to Outlook 2007 and I would like to be able to view my
calendar in the 2003 view for Week. It shows like the Month view except
it
only shows one week without having to scroll down and look at each hour
in
the day. How do I get 2007 to recognize the 2003 format? I prefer not
to
have
to scroll down a list and would like see the all items at a glance.
I've
looked at the Views menu and all that this allows you to do is change
colors,
font sizes, etc.