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September 21st, 2005, 12:04 PM
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MS Office Outlook 2003 Calendar - Day Name
Is it possible to display the day of the week, i.e. Monday, Tuesday etc above
the date column in Calendar? 
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September 21st, 2005, 12:13 PM
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Yes but this needs to be done in the Control Panel || Regional Option and
Language Options || Customize || Date || change the long date format to "dddd MMMM yyyy", this is for Win XP. "ochre rock" ochre wrote in message ... Is it possible to display the day of the week, i.e. Monday, Tuesday etc above the date column in Calendar?
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September 21st, 2005, 12:18 PM
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That should be Regional and Language Options
"Noel All" wrote in message ... Yes but this needs to be done in the Control Panel || Regional Option and Language Options || Customize || Date || change the long date format to "dddd MMMM yyyy", this is for Win XP. "ochre rock" ochre wrote in message ... Is it possible to display the day of the week, i.e. Monday, Tuesday etc above the date column in Calendar?
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September 21st, 2005, 12:40 PM
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many thanks for this. however, when i follow your path, i only get 2 choices
in the LONG DATE field: d and dd ! Neither of these have altered the display in Calendar leaving me with my 7 day view in colums with the date on top but frustratingly, without the day displayed! i am running Win XP, by the way. any other thoughts? "Noel All" wrote: That should be Regional and Language Options "Noel All" wrote in message ... Yes but this needs to be done in the Control Panel || Regional Option and Language Options || Customize || Date || change the long date format to "dddd MMMM yyyy", this is for Win XP. "ochre rock" ochre wrote in message ... Is it possible to display the day of the week, i.e. Monday, Tuesday etc above the date column in Calendar?
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#5
September 21st, 2005, 12:50 PM
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You need to cursor into the field and manually type the extra 2 "d's"
"ochre rock" wrote in message ... many thanks for this. however, when i follow your path, i only get 2 choices in the LONG DATE field: d and dd ! Neither of these have altered the display in Calendar leaving me with my 7 day view in colums with the date on top but frustratingly, without the day displayed! i am running Win XP, by the way. any other thoughts? "Noel All" wrote: That should be Regional and Language Options "Noel All" wrote in message ... Yes but this needs to be done in the Control Panel || Regional Option and Language Options || Customize || Date || change the long date format to "dddd MMMM yyyy", this is for Win XP. "ochre rock" ochre wrote in message ... Is it possible to display the day of the week, i.e. Monday, Tuesday etc above the date column in Calendar?
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September 21st, 2005, 02:48 PM
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Damn, that's good!
i love it when a plan comes together! many thanks for such insightful help. i will no longer have "senior moments" when using Calendar! "Noel All" wrote: You need to cursor into the field and manually type the extra 2 "d's" "ochre rock" wrote in message ... many thanks for this. however, when i follow your path, i only get 2 choices in the LONG DATE field: d and dd ! Neither of these have altered the display in Calendar leaving me with my 7 day view in colums with the date on top but frustratingly, without the day displayed! i am running Win XP, by the way. any other thoughts? "Noel All" wrote: That should be Regional and Language Options "Noel All" wrote in message ... Yes but this needs to be done in the Control Panel || Regional Option and Language Options || Customize || Date || change the long date format to "dddd MMMM yyyy", this is for Win XP. "ochre rock" ochre wrote in message ... Is it possible to display the day of the week, i.e. Monday, Tuesday etc above the date column in Calendar?
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#7
September 21st, 2005, 04:31 PM
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lol
"ochre rock" wrote in message ... Damn, that's good! i love it when a plan comes together! many thanks for such insightful help. i will no longer have "senior moments" when using Calendar! "Noel All" wrote: You need to cursor into the field and manually type the extra 2 "d's" "ochre rock" wrote in message ... many thanks for this. however, when i follow your path, i only get 2 choices in the LONG DATE field: d and dd ! Neither of these have altered the display in Calendar leaving me with my 7 day view in colums with the date on top but frustratingly, without the day displayed! i am running Win XP, by the way. any other thoughts? "Noel All" wrote: That should be Regional and Language Options "Noel All" wrote in message ... Yes but this needs to be done in the Control Panel || Regional Option and Language Options || Customize || Date || change the long date format to "dddd MMMM yyyy", this is for Win XP. "ochre rock" ochre wrote in message ... Is it possible to display the day of the week, i.e. Monday, Tuesday etc above the date column in Calendar?
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#8
April 12th, 2010, 02:50 PM
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MS Office Outlook 2003 Calendar - Day Name
This also works in Windows 7 / Outlook 2003. You have to go to Additional
Settings in Regional Language. Great! Thanks. "Noel All" wrote: You need to cursor into the field and manually type the extra 2 "d's" "ochre rock" wrote in message ... many thanks for this. however, when i follow your path, i only get 2 choices in the LONG DATE field: d and dd ! Neither of these have altered the display in Calendar leaving me with my 7 day view in colums with the date on top but frustratingly, without the day displayed! i am running Win XP, by the way. any other thoughts? "Noel All" wrote: That should be Regional and Language Options "Noel All" wrote in message ... Yes but this needs to be done in the Control Panel || Regional Option and Language Options || Customize || Date || change the long date format to "dddd MMMM yyyy", this is for Win XP. "ochre rock" ochre wrote in message ... Is it possible to display the day of the week, i.e. Monday, Tuesday etc above the date column in Calendar?
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