Outlook 2010 or Calendar Printing Assistant
 

It would be awesome if there was a way we could get wrapped text on the month
view of the calendar. Please!!! I know there is the Calendar Printing
Assistant but as the product currently stands it's very limited. The big
numbers behind the days get in the way of being able to read the appointments
on the days involved. Furthermore if you need to print a group calendar (and
we often do) you can't seem to have more the 3 all day appointments in a
cell. Sometimes we have 5 or 6 people that are gone on all day appointments
and I can't have those appointments falling off onto another calendar. There
has to be some way that the engine that drives it can scale all the
appointments on there correctly. That and we just need to have more options
and more flexibility all the way around. If the Calendar Printing Assistant
is going to be the official answer to all the calendar printing problems then
that's ok, but it needs some serious love. It is a good start though. I
would just love to not have to use Calendar Creator to get a calendar printed
the way I need to have it especially when that data is already in Outlook.

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Outlook 2010 or Calendar Printing Assistant
 

"araujo_alexander" wrote:

It would be awesome if there was a way we could get wrapped text on the month
view of the calendar. Please!!! I know there is the Calendar Printing
Assistant but as the product currently stands it's very limited. The big
numbers behind the days get in the way of being able to read the appointments
on the days involved. Furthermore if you need to print a group calendar (and
we often do) you can't seem to have more the 3 all day appointments in a
cell. Sometimes we have 5 or 6 people that are gone on all day appointments
and I can't have those appointments falling off onto another calendar. There
has to be some way that the engine that drives it can scale all the
appointments on there correctly. That and we just need to have more options
and more flexibility all the way around. If the Calendar Printing Assistant
is going to be the official answer to all the calendar printing problems then
that's ok, but it needs some serious love. It is a good start though. I
would just love to not have to use Calendar Creator to get a calendar printed
the way I need to have it especially when that data is already in Outlook.

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Outlook 2010 or Calendar Printing Assistant
 

you can customize the view in the calendar printing assistant
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/editcpao.asp

how many items show per day depend on the calendar template and the paper
orientation.

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"araujo_alexander" wrote in
message ...
It would be awesome if there was a way we could get wrapped text on the
month
view of the calendar. Please!!! I know there is the Calendar Printing
Assistant but as the product currently stands it's very limited. The big
numbers behind the days get in the way of being able to read the
appointments
on the days involved. Furthermore if you need to print a group calendar
(and
we often do) you can't seem to have more the 3 all day appointments in a
cell. Sometimes we have 5 or 6 people that are gone on all day
appointments
and I can't have those appointments falling off onto another calendar.
There
has to be some way that the engine that drives it can scale all the
appointments on there correctly. That and we just need to have more
options
and more flexibility all the way around. If the Calendar Printing
Assistant
is going to be the official answer to all the calendar printing problems
then
that's ok, but it needs some serious love. It is a good start though. I
would just love to not have to use Calendar Creator to get a calendar
printed
the way I need to have it especially when that data is already in Outlook.

----------------
This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the
suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow
this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.

http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm....calendari ng