Outlook Month view - always show future

[Pat O''''Brien]

Whenever I switch to my calendar view, "Today" always seems to appear at the
bottom of the monthly view, showing the past 4 or so weeks. How do i get it
to default so that "Today" is always the first (top) wekk displayed and shows
the future weeks?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

you can't set today at the top except by scrolling it there.


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[Pat O''''Brien]

That's a shame. Always drives me crazy. Even if you scroll there, switch to
mail view, then back to calendar view, it's back at the bottom again. There
must be something forcing that, no? Perhaps a suggestion then for future
enhancement?
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Pat O''''Brien

you can't set today at the top except by scrolling it there.


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Whenever I switch to my calendar view, "Today" always seems to appear at
the
bottom of the monthly view, showing the past 4 or so weeks. How do i get
it
to default so that "Today" is always the first (top) wekk displayed and
shows
the future weeks?

 

[Brian Tillman]

That's a shame. Always drives me crazy. Even if you scroll there,
switch to mail view, then back to calendar view, it's back at the
bottom again. There must be something forcing that, no? Perhaps a
suggestion then for future enhancement?

Sure. Make the suggestion. You're not alone in the desire for a
configurable "rolling" display.