I am using the 30 Minute time scale. When I make an appointment that is 20
minutes long, it does not show the time in the appointment.


"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

What time scale are you using? if the time is truly an offset, it will show.
http://www.outlook-tips.net/archives/2009/20090610.htm


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"PNorton" wrote in message
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"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

"PNorton" wrote in message
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In the Outlook 2003 weekly view, if you created an appointment with a
"non-standard" length (e.g. 2:00 PM - 2:10) that start and stop time
was
displayed in the appointment box on the weekly calendar. In Outlook
2007,
that doesn't seem to happen. Is there a way to restore this behavior in
the
Outlook 2007 weekly view? Ideally, we'd like to see start and stop
times in
the appointment box of the weekly view regardless of whether or not the
time
interval is "non-standard."

I believe it depends on the screen real estate for the view you're using.
If
there's enough room (using some internal rules), it will be displayed.
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Hi Brian,

Thanks for responding! I understand what you're saying, but I'm afraid
it's
not the problem in this case. I have a 24-inch monitor running at 1920 X
1200. Each day of my week view has a width of about 3 inches on screen. In
most cases, the appointment title is much shorter than the width of the
box
containing it. There is an option for showing the start and end time for
the
monthly view, but not for the weekly view.