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> "hempster" discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>> 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:
>>

>>> 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?
>>>
>>>