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Douglas Quaid
Hi, I am new to Outlook and just getting my feet wet on the VB commands
for it, so I thought I would start with something simple but even this
little task is eluding me. I prefer to have my calendar view set to
"one day" for today, but all day long I need to set appointments one
month out, and I like to view the calendar one month out in Work Week
view. I would like to create one button I can click that will
automatically shift the view four weeks into the future and switch the
view to "Work Week," and another button that will take me back to today
and switch the view to "one day."
Also, I would like to make a button that shifts the view forward one
week, and another that shifts the view backwards one week. I would put
all these buttons on a custom toolbar so I could navigate around the
calendar easily.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Douglas Quaid
for it, so I thought I would start with something simple but even this
little task is eluding me. I prefer to have my calendar view set to
"one day" for today, but all day long I need to set appointments one
month out, and I like to view the calendar one month out in Work Week
view. I would like to create one button I can click that will
automatically shift the view four weeks into the future and switch the
view to "Work Week," and another button that will take me back to today
and switch the view to "one day."
Also, I would like to make a button that shifts the view forward one
week, and another that shifts the view backwards one week. I would put
all these buttons on a custom toolbar so I could navigate around the
calendar easily.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Douglas Quaid