It's Outlook 2007. The problem is that I don't make such appointments often
enough to adjust work time settings. And I use a view without a to-do bar and
I assume it's a supported configuration otherwise you shouldn't allow user to
hide it.
One simple question: Is there any rational reason for resetting the scroll
position in outlook?
Thank you,
Oleg
"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:
> Version of Outlook? The to-do bar will sow all upcoming appointments
> regardless of your official start of workday.
>
> If you routinely make appointments for before the start of your workday,
> maybe you should adjust the work time in Outlook to reflect it?
>
> If your window is large enough and the time scale small enough, Outlook will
> display the hours before your official start.
>
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> "Oleg"
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> news:5C41896B-8BA9-4E03-B7DF-7D7F5C0F6E6D@microsoft.com...>> Hello,
>>
>> 1. Set work week to start at 9:00am and end at 6:00pm
>> 2. Add some appointments at 7-8am
>> 3. Switch to the calendar
>> 4. Scroll up to see the appointments
>> 5. Switch to the mailbox
>> 6. Switch to the calendar
>>
>> Result: calendar view is reset so it starts at 9:00 and early appointments
>> are not visible.
>>
>> I use outlook for all my meetings and appointments and this behavior
>> really
>> annoys me. For example, I missed the meeting today at 8:00am because
>> yesterday evening I looked at the calendar for today and it didn't show
>> any
>> meetings in the morning. Today I came to work and realized that 8:00am
>> meeting was just hidden by outlook because the calendar view reset itself
>> (again!) to show only meetings after 9:00am. This is just stupid and
>> potentially dangerous to anyone who relies on outlook to schedule
>> appointments.
>>
>> It’s clearly a usability issue. Just imagine if Microsoft Word reset its
>> scroll position every time you switch to a different document!
>>
>> Thank you,
>> Oleg
>>
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