Many of us tend
to use MS Outlook's calendar feature at work. Often, when we choose
to display a "week" what we really want to see is a work
week.
By
default the program considers a work week to be Monday through
Friday.
But… what if that isn't your work week? Maybe you need
Saturday added and Tuesday removed from your work week
calendar.
Is
there a way to customize the days displayed for the work
week?
Why yes -why else would I ask?
To
customize the days in your Outlook work week we need to start in
the Tools menu, Options choice.
In
the Options dialog box we need to locate the Calendar
section.
Click the
Calendar Options button.
When the Calendar Options dialog box opens you should find a
section labeled "Calendar work week".
Use the
checkboxes to choose which days you want Outlook to
include.
Click OK to exit the Calendar Options then OK one
more time to exit the Options dialog box.
Voila! When you ask Outlook to display a work week it will now
display your actual work week - not what some programmer somewhere
deemed a "work week" to be.
~
April
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