I used to be able to view my Outlook 2003 calendar in a "stacked" weekly view,
so rather than the vertical columns in 2007, I was able to see my week as
(imagine boxes around each day with the appointments listed underneath):

Monday Thursday

Tuesday Friday

Wednesday Sat/Sun

I can't seem to find this view now and I'm wondering if it's even an option?
Or do I just have to get used to 2007's vertical columns?

That view is gone in 2007

Regards

Judy Gleeson
MVP Outlook
Trainer and Consultant www.pragmatix.com.au
Outlook 2003 user? Read "7 settings all Outlook 2003 users should change"
on my website.

I, too, am saddened that the stacked, 7-day calendar view has been excised
from Office 2007. I haven't seen anyone mention what I see as the biggest
loss : The stacked calendar, which provided a list of all your appointments
for each day (what Blackberry calls an agenda view) without a lot of wasted
blank space for unscheduled time, allowed you to see an entire week's worth
of events on a single screen. As best as I can tell, Outlook 2007 requires
you to scroll down to see your afternoon events; in addition, the truncated
descriptions of overlapping events often make no sense unless you open them.

Does anyone know if I can shrink the size of the calendar so at least I
don't have to scroll down to see what appointments I have in the afternoon?

"shanita257" wrote:

Thanks. I didn't immediately see how that might solve my problem, but I'll
take a closer look later.

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote: