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Outlook 2003. I only use the one calendar.
Richard
Using Office 2003 & Win2kpro (last few eeks)
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"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:
> Known feature? <g>
>
> Which version of Outlook? How many navigation calendars do you show? I
> can't repro problems on Outlook 2010.
>
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> "RichUE" <RichUE@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:EC114F39-DA70-4CA7-B4F4-FBB1E8E43741@microsoft.com...
> > In Outlook Calendar, I navigate through the days or weeks by clicking on
> > the
> > days or weeks in the Calendar month displayed at the top of the left pane.
> > With the view in Work Week mode, I can click on the last week (bottom row)
> > of
> > the Calendar month and the month moves on by one. However, for May 2010
> > and
> > January 2011, where the 31st occurs on a Monday, this functionality is
> > lost.
> > The rightward-pointing black 'Next month' triangle seems to be the only
> > option, but this moves the view on by one month instead of by one week.
> > Is this a known feature?
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> > Richard
> > Using Office 2003 & Win2kpro
> >
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| 19 Feb 2010 | Calendar Navigation Oddity | .RichUE |
| 20 Feb 2010 |  Re: Calendar Navigation Oddity | .Diane Poremsky [MVP] |
| 10 Mar 2010 |  Re: Calendar Navigation Oddity | .RichUE |
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