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December 17th, 2008, 05:13 PM
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How to show appointment time when printing "Daily View" in Outlook
Our office just upgraded to Office 2007 and I was diggin it until I realized
that the appointment times don't show up when you print the calendar. This can be a REAL drag when you have a 7:20a or 4:50p meeting start time. I've poked around in all different places Options, Define View, etc and can't figure out how to get it to show. The time would be infinitely more helpful than the meeting organizer which shows as the 3rd line in the meeting description. HELP or I'm going to be hand-writing meeting start and end times in on all my Daily calendars! 
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December 17th, 2008, 06:34 PM
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How to show appointment time when printing "Daily View" in Outlook
Download, Install, and Run the Outlook Calendar Printing Assistant from
Microsoft. *Lily* wrote: Our office just upgraded to Office 2007 and I was diggin it until I realized that the appointment times don't show up when you print the calendar. This can be a REAL drag when you have a 7:20a or 4:50p meeting start time. I've poked around in all different places Options, Define View, etc and can't figure out how to get it to show. The time would be infinitely more helpful than the meeting organizer which shows as the 3rd line in the meeting description. HELP or I'm going to be hand-writing meeting start and end times in on all my Daily calendars!
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