Is there a way I can have outlook's monthly view show up as my desktop?
It seems to me that this is possible but for the life of me i can't
figure out how.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Cheers

-Gaiko

Bring up the calendar. Do an alt | prtscn of the calendar. Open Paint.
Do an Edit | Paste. Then save as a .jpg. into your "My Pictures" folder.
Then you can use the photo as a desktop wallpaper.

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Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User

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If you knew as much as you think you know,
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Is there a way I can have outlook's monthly view show up as my desktop?
It seems to me that this is possible but for the life of me i can't
figure out how.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Cheers

-Gaiko

Thanks for the suggestion, i guess i should have been more specific. I
was looking for a more interactive option, where i could click on the
days modify the schedule etc.

Thanks

-Gaiko

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Thanks for the suggestion, i guess i should have been more specific. I
was looking for a more interactive option, where i could click on the
days modify the schedule etc.

Something like this? http://www.desksware.com/Home.htm
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What version of Outlook are you using?


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Good Luck,

Keith
Microsoft MVP [Windows XP Shell/User]


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Is there a way I can have outlook's monthly view show up as my desktop?
It seems to me that this is possible but for the life of me i can't
figure out how.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Cheers

-Gaiko

oops, i guess that might have been helpful. I am using outlook 2003 sp2

Copy the following to notepad (watch for wordwrap, each grouping is one line) and save as a .html
file. Double-click the file to verify it functions in IE. If all is good, you can use the file as
your desktop or an Active Desktop Web item. I would recommend the latter -- if you make the
calendar your background, all your right-click options are for the calendar, you'll lose your
desktop options.

----------------
html
body
object ID="Calendar" CLASSID="CLSID:0006F063-0000-0000-C000-000000000046"
style="width:100%;height:100%"
param NAME="Folder" VALUE="Calendar"
param NAME="Namespace" VALUE="MAPI"
param NAME="Restriction" VALUE
param NAME="DeferUpdate" VALUE="0"
/object
/body
/html
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Keith
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oops, i guess that might have been helpful. I am using outlook 2003 sp2

Wow, that is *exactly* what i was looking for, thanks!

You're welcome.


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Wow, that is *exactly* what i was looking for, thanks!

That is cool, cool, cool.

Question: is there a way to change your HTML code such that it would display
today and the taskpad, as opposed to the month?

Thanks




"Keith Miller MVP" wrote in message
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Copy the following to notepad (watch for wordwrap, each grouping is one
line) and save as a .html
file. Double-click the file to verify it functions in IE. If all is
good, you can use the file as
your desktop or an Active Desktop Web item. I would recommend the
latter -- if you make the
calendar your background, all your right-click options are for the
calendar, you'll lose your
desktop options.

----------------
html
body
object ID="Calendar" CLASSID="CLSID:0006F063-0000-0000-C000-000000000046"
style="width:100%;height:100%"
param NAME="Folder" VALUE="Calendar"
param NAME="Namespace" VALUE="MAPI"
param NAME="Restriction" VALUE
param NAME="DeferUpdate" VALUE="0"
/object
/body
/html
-------------------------


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Good Luck,

Keith
Microsoft MVP [Windows XP Shell/User]


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oops, i guess that might have been helpful. I am using outlook 2003 sp2