Customize Outlook Today

[Kyle]

I know this question has been asked several times but the work around that
everybody is suggesting is not working. I can not customize Outlook Today
since when I click on the button nothing happens. I have attempted the fix
that has you edit the Dword in regedit with no success. Any other ideas? I
am running Outlook 2000 with all of the available updates installed. Thanks.

 

[Brian Tillman]

I know this question has been asked several times but the work around
that everybody is suggesting is not working. I can not customize
Outlook Today since when I click on the button nothing happens.

Well-known issue posted here hundreds, if not thosands of times. Google
Groups is your friend. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/820575/en-us

 

[Kyle]

Brian,

Thanks, but as I wrote in my first post, the workaround that you refer to
has been tried and I was unsuccesful. I was hoping someone had another idea.

 

[Brian Tillman]

Thanks, but as I wrote in my first post, the workaround that you
refer to has been tried and I was unsuccesful. I was hoping someone
had another idea.

Then see if this helps:
http://www.outlook-tips.net/howto/oltoday.htm

 

[Kyle]

Again, thank you. I had already seen this fix and it does not look like what
I need. The only reason I need to get in to customize outlook today is so I
can set the program to start at the "outlook today" screen instead of going
directly to the inbox. This is a way to adjust the other settings, but I did
not see a way to make the program start with the outlook today screen. Any
other ideas?

 

[Brian Tillman]

Again, thank you. I had already seen this fix and it does not look
like what I need. The only reason I need to get in to customize
outlook today is so I can set the program to start at the "outlook
today" screen instead of going directly to the inbox. This is a way
to adjust the other settings, but I did not see a way to make the
program start with the outlook today screen. Any other ideas?

Then your original question doesn't make any sense because you do not choose
the startup folder with the Customize Outlook Today option. I don't recall
exactly where it is in Outlook 2000, but for Outlook 2002/2003 it's on
Tools>Options>Other>Advanced Options.