Printing the End time in Monthly view - Outlook Office 2003 SP3

[GB]

This is at work so I am unable to 'download', or 'install', or update....etc.
I am trying to have the end time show when printing a calendar in the
monthly view in Portrait view.

Short of placing the times in the labels, is there a setting which will give
me this option?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Portrait? Probably not. Landscape may since its based on room in the cell.

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[GB]

My apologies,
I meant I am trying to print in landscape, with the margins pushed out as
far as possible......
still no end time being printed

Portrait? Probably not. Landscape may since its based on room in the cell.

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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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This is at work so I am unable to 'download', or 'install', or
update....etc.
I am trying to have the end time show when printing a calendar in the
monthly view in Portrait view.

Short of placing the times in the labels, is there a setting which will
give
me this option?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

do the end times show in the view? do they show on the calendar if you do a
weekdays only option?

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My apologies,
I meant I am trying to print in landscape, with the margins pushed out as
far as possible......
still no end time being printed

Portrait? Probably not. Landscape may since its based on room in the
cell.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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This is at work so I am unable to 'download', or 'install', or
update....etc.
I am trying to have the end time show when printing a calendar in the
monthly view in Portrait view.

Short of placing the times in the labels, is there a setting which will
give
me this option?

 

[GB]

No,
the end times do not show in the Monthly view.

They do show & print in the weekly view.

I'd like them to at least print in the Monthly view.

do the end times show in the view? do they show on the calendar if you do a
weekdays only option?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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My apologies,
I meant I am trying to print in landscape, with the margins pushed out as
far as possible......
still no end time being printed

Portrait? Probably not. Landscape may since its based on room in the
cell.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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This is at work so I am unable to 'download', or 'install', or
update....etc.
I am trying to have the end time show when printing a calendar in the
monthly view in Portrait view.

Short of placing the times in the labels, is there a setting which will
give
me this option?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

1. Make sure the show end times is enabled (right click on grid, choose
other settings)
2. Make the window as big as possible- shrink the to-do and nav bar until
they show. Then try...

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No,
the end times do not show in the Monthly view.

They do show & print in the weekly view.

I'd like them to at least print in the Monthly view.

do the end times show in the view? do they show on the calendar if you do
a
weekdays only option?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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My apologies,
I meant I am trying to print in landscape, with the margins pushed out
as
far as possible......
still no end time being printed

:

Portrait? Probably not. Landscape may since its based on room in the
cell.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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This is at work so I am unable to 'download', or 'install', or
update....etc.
I am trying to have the end time show when printing a calendar in
the
monthly view in Portrait view.

Short of placing the times in the labels, is there a setting which
will
give
me this option?