Hi!
I use Outlook 2007 primarily for the purpose of its Calendar. Now that it's summer my days usually have universal events such as sleeping and eating; and, for the most part, I eat and sleep for relatively the same length at the same time. I'd like it if I could somehow make a calendar template with my sleeping and eating times already filled in. Does anyone know how or if this can be done?
Thanks!
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Outlook 07 Calendar Question
#2
Posted 29 July 2008 - 05:36 AM
have you tried making a reoccuring entry? this should allow you to set your sleeping/eating times as a regular entry. hope this helps.
#3
Posted 29 July 2008 - 02:41 PM
What jenny1978 says is a good advice. You can set daily, weekly, monthly or yearly reoccurring entry or even choose weekdays to repeat entries (it's in the Actions menu).
I gave up using MS Office Calendar. Try desktop scheduling calendars instead, they are much handier as for me. Read about the one which I use now, I like it very much - Screen Calendar. Maybe, you'll like it more than Outlook. By the way, there is Screen Calendar Outlook edition for people who are used to scheduling in Outlook Calendar. I don't use it, but you may like it.
I gave up using MS Office Calendar. Try desktop scheduling calendars instead, they are much handier as for me. Read about the one which I use now, I like it very much - Screen Calendar. Maybe, you'll like it more than Outlook. By the way, there is Screen Calendar Outlook edition for people who are used to scheduling in Outlook Calendar. I don't use it, but you may like it.
#4
Posted 31 July 2008 - 04:35 AM
hey, eLenka!
Thanks for the advice. I've downloaded this Screencalendar for Outlook yesterday. Works well, thinking of buying it.
Thanks for the advice. I've downloaded this Screencalendar for Outlook yesterday. Works well, thinking of buying it.
#5
Posted 05 August 2008 - 02:39 PM
Thanks for the help!
This is exactly what I wanted :D
This is exactly what I wanted :D
Stanford '14
B.S. Candidate | Computer Science
B.S. Candidate | Computer Science
#6
Posted 05 August 2008 - 07:13 PM
eLenka, on Jul 29 2008, 09:41 AM, said:
What jenny1978 says is a good advice. You can set daily, weekly, monthly or yearly reoccurring entry or even choose weekdays to repeat entries (it's in the Actions menu).
I gave up using MS Office Calendar. Try desktop scheduling calendars instead, they are much handier as for me. Read about the one which I use now, I like it very much - Screen Calendar. Maybe, you'll like it more than Outlook. By the way, there is Screen Calendar Outlook edition for people who are used to scheduling in Outlook Calendar. I don't use it, but you may like it.
I gave up using MS Office Calendar. Try desktop scheduling calendars instead, they are much handier as for me. Read about the one which I use now, I like it very much - Screen Calendar. Maybe, you'll like it more than Outlook. By the way, there is Screen Calendar Outlook edition for people who are used to scheduling in Outlook Calendar. I don't use it, but you may like it.
Thanks eLenka for the Screen Calendar link. Very nice indeed
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Posted 18 August 2008 - 03:05 PM
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