add a second month to the calendar view?

[Phyllis]

I would like to have two months showing on the navigation pane at the same
time -- the current month and the upcoming month.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

either make the pane wider or taller.

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[Phyllis]

I tried that and all it did was nicely center the current month. When I go to
the Navigation Pane options, I don't see anything that gives me the choice to
have 2 months show in the navigation pane.

either make the pane wider or taller.

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I would like to have two months showing on the navigation pane at the same
time -- the current month and the upcoming month.

 

[Brian Tillman]

I tried that and all it did was nicely center the current month. When
I go to the Navigation Pane options, I don't see anything that gives
me the choice to have 2 months show in the navigation pane.

If you drag the right Nav Pane border wider, you'll see more months in the
Date Navigator. You can also reduce the button real estate at the bottom to
allow more months vertically. I don't think the main View pane will allow
more than a single month.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

You need to drag it just a little wider - it needs to be a full 2 small
calendars wide. It can be up to about half the width of Outlook. Depending
on your screen resolution, you could have 4 or more wide.

You can also turn off toolbars to make the window taller - along with
turning off the status bar and collapsing the buttons to one level. Oh, and
turn off the view selector if its on.

At full screen, I can see 3 vertical calendars and 4 wide (total of 12) in
the Nav pane.

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I tried that and all it did was nicely center the current month. When I go
to
the Navigation Pane options, I don't see anything that gives me the choice
to
have 2 months show in the navigation pane.

either make the pane wider or taller.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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I would like to have two months showing on the navigation pane at the
same
time -- the current month and the upcoming month.