Outlook Calendar start time problem

J

Joe Germanoski

I have my Calendar display start time set for 8:00AM but every time I go
into Calendar the display starts at like 3:00AM. Shouldn't the 8:00AM time
slot be at the top of the display? This is how it functions on my machine at
work?
 
D

Diane Poremsky {MVP}

what is the last time visible on each system? is the time scale the same?
if the window is large enough to show more time, it will.

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B

Brian Tillman

Joe Germanoski said:
I have my Calendar display start time set for 8:00AM but every time I
go into Calendar the display starts at like 3:00AM. Shouldn't the
8:00AM time slot be at the top of the display? This is how it
functions on my machine at work?

The start time of the work day should be the topmost time. What time
increments are you using?
 
J

Joe Germanoski

Start time is 8:00AM
End time is 5:00PM


Brian Tillman said:
The start time of the work day should be the topmost time. What time
increments are you using?
 
D

Diane Poremsky {MVP}

B

Brian Tillman

Joe Germanoski said:
Increment is 30 mins

Hm. I have 7:30 and 5:00 as my start and end times and 30 minutes as the
time scale and my Day and Week views always start with 7:30 AM at the top.
I can enough of the view to have it show to 10:30 PM. I use 1280x1024 for
my screen resolution.
 
J

Joe Germanoski

I changed the interval to 15 minutes - this seems to have fixed the problem.
 

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