In outlook 2007, on the day view of the calendar the start time/stop time is
not displayed like it was on Outlook 2003. I can't find any option to change
this. We have several admins that manage multiple calendars and it is easier
to see the time of the meeting on the entry rather than looking at the time
bar across the left side. Suggestions?
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Mtthew Edwards

When you mouse over the appointment, does the duration not show?

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"Mblake" wrote in message
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In outlook 2007, on the day view of the calendar the start time/stop time is
not displayed like it was on Outlook 2003. I can't find any option to
change
this. We have several admins that manage multiple calendars and it is
easier
to see the time of the meeting on the entry rather than looking at the time
bar across the left side. Suggestions?
--
Mtthew Edwards

They only show in views where there is no hour grid.

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"Mblake" wrote in message
...
In outlook 2007, on the day view of the calendar the start time/stop time
is
not displayed like it was on Outlook 2003. I can't find any option to
change
this. We have several admins that manage multiple calendars and it is
easier
to see the time of the meeting on the entry rather than looking at the
time
bar across the left side. Suggestions?
--
Mtthew Edwards