> There are three FREE Word  templates listed on that page that worth checking
> out (My Outlook Calendar, Outcal, and Outlook Calendar Template).  They use
> VBA to access the outlook object model and create a calendar in Word using
> Outlook data.
>
> I'm not sure if they do the work week view though - but they make very nice
> monthly and planner calendar printouts - many people use them to create
> calendars for the web (using Save as HTML). You need nothing except Word and
> Outlook to use them.
>
> http://www.slipstick.com/addins/calendar_print.asp
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>> If it doesn't require installation of anything, then I'd have to see
>> what barriers there are for buying.  Also, I'm not sure what the
>> connection with Word is.  Was there a specific solution that are good
>> candidates?

>

>> On Jul 15, 8:26 am, "Diane Poremsky {MVP}" msn.com> wrote:

>>> That view is in later versions but I don't think its in Outlook 2000.

>

>>> Does a word template qualify as native to office 2000? There are two
>>> templates that were designed for earlier versions of Word, but I'm not
>>> sure
>>> if they offer a work week view.

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>>> "Paul" gmail.com> wrote in message

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>>>> On Jul 15, 8:07 am, Paul gmail.com> wrote:

>>>>> Thanks, Diane. They look interesting to explore, but I'm limited to
>>>>> what's native to Office 2000 for the most part.

>

>>>> By the way, I didn't answer the question of the 5-day week for monthly
>>>> view printout. I'm actually looking for a weekly view (week per page)
>>>> but excluding weekends.

>

>>>>> On Jul 11, 9:47 pm, "Diane Poremsky {MVP}" msn.net> wrote:

>>>>>> I know outlook offer a 5 day week in the month printout - what type
>>>>>> of
>>>>>> layout were you looking for?

>

>>>>>> I don't recall what options the word templates offer, but they are
>>>>>> well
>>>>>> work
>>>>>> checking out - and they will work quite nicely with your version of
>>>>>> outlook.http://www.slipstick.com/addins/calendar_print.asp

>

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>>>>>> "Paul" gmail.com> wrote in message

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>>>>>>> Unfortunately, I haven't found the option for 5-day week calendar
>>>>>>> when
>>>>>>> printing in Outlook 2000. That in essence was the question.

>

>>>>>>> On Jul 7, 10:22 am, "Diane Poremsky {MVP}" msn.net>
>>>>>>> wrote:

>>>>>>>> printing options have not changed much since the very first
>>>>>>>> version
>>>>>>>> so if
>>>>>>>> its not possible with newer versions, its not possible with the
>>>>>>>> older
>>>>>>>> versions. However, Outlook 2007 does offer the option to print "5
>>>>>>>> day
>>>>>>>> week
>>>>>>>> calendar" as does Outlook 2000 - but without knowing what the
>>>>>>>> actual
>>>>>>>> question was, that's the best I can do.

>

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>>>>>>>> "Brian Tillman" yahoo.com> wrote in message

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>>>>>>>>> Paul gmail.com> wrote:

>

>>>>>>>>>> The Outlook version is 2000 SP-3 (9.0.0.8968).

>

>>>>>>>>> I don't have anything that old to be able to remember the
>>>>>>>>> details.
>>>>>>>>> Perhaps someone else can answer.
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