Re: unable to display day view in Calendar

From: Jocelyn Fiorello [MVP - Outlook] (jfiorelloNOSPAM_at_mvps.org)
Date: 03/08/04 

Date: Sun, 7 Mar 2004 20:52:42 -0500

Closing the Find bar doesn't bring back your original view? It works that
way for me in Outlook 2003...I start in Week view (7 days), click the Find
button, and the Find bar appears above the Calendar. I put a search keyword
in the Look for box and then click Find Now. It gives me a list of matches.
Then I click the X at the right end of the Find bar and the list disappears,
and my Week view reappears. 

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In news:0c5101c403ee$a90a97c0$3a01280a@phx.gbl,
David Lines wrote:
> I am incrediably frustrated with a fault that has
> developed in Calendar in Outlook 2003. There has always
> been a fault in previous versions of Calendar and
> including 2003,  that when you clicked on "find",  gave it
> some search parameters,  the results would be displayed in
> a list form,  similar to email.  The fault was, it would
> then accept this as the default view for the calendar.
>
> You would need to click View then choose 1, 5 7, what-ever
> to get your view back.  But now my calendar refuses to
> give me these options.  It will only display in list view
> which is completely useless.  YES I have removed all
> filters.
>
> I have had to create another calendar called test- then
> change to that calendar which displays correctly and also
> shows in the "My Calendars" box both of the calendars,
> put a tick in the real Calendar as wel as test- which
> shows both calendars in day view - then untick Test to
> view the real calendar correctly.
>
> I can't tell you how frustrating this is.  With the test
> calendar slected - 1 day, 5 day etc views are selectable.
> With the real Calendar selected they are not.  I NEVER
> want to see my calendar in a list view -
>
> When is the first servicepack coming out for office
> 2k3???  I can't wait!