i am trying to figure out how to highlight the current day in my
outlook calendar under different views. the only view that seems to
change the heading of the specific date box for today (by changing its
shade visibly) is the month view.

with any other views, there does not seem to be a shading on today's
date. these views are namely: week and work week (that i use
extensively).

any info on how to do this would be appreciated.

(i am using outlook 2003 SP2 on Windows XP)

hiram wrote:

i am trying to figure out how to highlight the current day in my
outlook calendar under different views. the only view that seems to
change the heading of the specific date box for today (by changing its
shade visibly) is the month view.

with any other views, there does not seem to be a shading on today's
date. these views are namely: week and work week (that i use
extensively).

Today's date should have an orange bar across the top.
--
Brian Tillman

brian - thanks for your response but i checked and it seems that i
dont have an 'orange bar' across the top of the current day in any
view.

only in my total month view do i have a slightly visibly shaded bar
across today's date.

upon closer inspection of the week view, though, i have found that
there is 'raised' date bar (of the same color) in only the 'work week'
view.

this thing has me quite confused and i haven't come across anyone that
has solved it.

thanks
hamad