Outlook 2003

Is it possible to display BOTH emails and calendar at the same time in one
screen? I think I saw it in newer versions of Outlook. Thank you for any
help.

"brickman" wrote in message
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Is it possible to display BOTH emails and calendar at the same time in one
screen? I think I saw it in newer versions of Outlook.

No need to ask multiple times.

Outlook 2003 can display the Inbox and Calendar only in separate windows.
When viewing Inbox, right-click the Calendar folder and choose Open in New
Window. Tile the two windows as you wish. If you click FileExit in the main
window without closing the second window, Outlook will remember you had both
windows open and reopen them both when you start it again.

For Outlook 2007 and later, you still don't have Inbox and Calendar in the
same window, you have the "To-Do Bar", which is a combination of your upcoming
events and your current tasks.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Thank you!

"Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

"brickman" wrote in message
news
Is it possible to display BOTH emails and calendar at the same time in one
screen? I think I saw it in newer versions of Outlook.

No need to ask multiple times.

Outlook 2003 can display the Inbox and Calendar only in separate windows.
When viewing Inbox, right-click the Calendar folder and choose Open in New
Window. Tile the two windows as you wish. If you click FileExit in the main
window without closing the second window, Outlook will remember you had both
windows open and reopen them both when you start it again.

For Outlook 2007 and later, you still don't have Inbox and Calendar in the
same window, you have the "To-Do Bar", which is a combination of your upcoming
events and your current tasks.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

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tillman1952 wrote on Mon, 22 March 2010 11:13
"brickman" wrote in message
news
Is it possible to display BOTH emails and calendar at the same time in one
screen? I think I saw it in newer versions of Outlook.

No need to ask multiple times.

Outlook 2003 can display the Inbox and Calendar only in separate windows.
When viewing Inbox, right-click the Calendar folder and choose Open in New
Window. Tile the two windows as you wish. If you click FileExit in the main
window without closing the second window, Outlook will remember you had both
windows open and reopen them both when you start it again.

For Outlook 2007 and later, you still don't have Inbox and Calendar in the
same window, you have the "To-Do Bar", which is a combination of your upcoming
events and your current tasks.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Great tip! Is there a way to hard code this so no matter what, Outlook will always open in this fashion?.
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"Shady Springs" andy[at]pcxo[dot]com wrote in message
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Great tip! Is there a way to hard code this so no matter what, Outlook will
always open in this fashion?.

I don't know of any.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Perhaps a shortcut in the Quicklaunch area with this as the target?

"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office11\OUTLOOK.EXE" /select
outlook:calendar



Shady Springs wrote:

tillman1952 wrote on Mon, 22 March 2010 11:13

"brickman" wrote in message
news
Is it possible to display BOTH emails and calendar at the same time
in one
screen? I think I saw it in newer versions of Outlook.

No need to ask multiple times.

Outlook 2003 can display the Inbox and Calendar only in separate
windows. When viewing Inbox, right-click the Calendar folder and
choose Open in New Window. Tile the two windows as you wish. If you
click FileExit in the main window without closing the second window,
Outlook will remember you had both windows open and reopen them both
when you start it again.

For Outlook 2007 and later, you still don't have Inbox and Calendar in
the same window, you have the "To-Do Bar", which is a combination of
your upcoming events and your current tasks.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]


Great tip! Is there a way to hard code this so no matter what, Outlook
will always open in this fashion?.