Outlook’s Calendar compresses Saturday and Sunday into one day. The square is subdivided into two days, but you’re still looking at two days in the space allotted to one day, for the rest of the week.
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Office challenge: How can you display Saturday and Sunday as individual days in Outlook’s calendar?
Outlook’s Calendar compresses Saturday and Sunday into one day. The square is subdivided into two days, but you’re still looking at two days in the space allotted to one day, for the rest of the week. Most of us won’t mind, but if you do, how can you force Outlook to give equal space to Saturday and Sunday?
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Office challenge: How can you display Saturday and Sunday as individual days in Outlook’s calendar?
Knowing the week number—its position from the first week of the year—is vital in many operations. By default, Outlook doesn’t display week numbers, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t possible, and you don’t need code or an add-in.
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Show week numbers in Outlook’s Calendar
When you launch Outlook, it displays your Outlook Today view. This view displays calendar entries and tasks for the current day. If you’re like me, you don’t pay much attention to this particular view. I immediately open my Inbox or Calendar—it’s just the way I work
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Change Outlook’s default window
You may not always have time to create a blockbuster slideshow.
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Preflight checklist for your PowerPoint presentations
Most developers like to document a database and there are a number of built-in features for that purpose. However, as is, you can’t easily document the referenced libraries. You could open the Visual Basic Editor and manually create a list, but there’s an easier way
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Office challenge: How can you get a list of libraries referenced in an Access database?
Most of my email messages go to the same few people — sometimes the same person may hear from me several times in one day! Frequently entering the same address is inefficient, even with Outlook’s AutoComplete feature. If you send a lot of mail to the same person, create an email shortcut on your desktop. When you want to send a message, just double-click the shortcut to open a blank, pre-addressed message, ready to go.
Excel makes it easy to set up a system for tracking time. Follow these steps to create your own or download our sample timesheet template and customize it to fit your needs. The process of tracking time is unique to every employee or position, so there’s no one-size-fits-all sheet that will do the job
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Build a simple timesheet in Excel
Today’s Guest Writer: Eric Faller Eric is a Software Design Engineer on the Office User Experience team focused on user interface extensibility for Office developers. Another source of frequently-asked RibbonX questions is around the complexity of writing an add-in in C++. Compared to the ease of use of C# or VB.NET, C++ requires a much deeper understanding of what’s really going on under the covers and often involves hand-implementing much of the “magic” that the higher-level languages take care of automatically
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Using RibbonX with C++ and ATL
For the last year or so, one of the questions I’ve been asked again and again has been: “Can I use the new Office user interface in my own product?” On one hand, it’s an immensely satisfying question to hear, because it means that others in the industry believe in the value of what we’ve built and see how the sound UI research we’ve done can benefit their own products. Creating the new user interface has been our team’s passion for the last three years, and we love sharing the fruits of this hard work. On the other hand, the new Office user interface was a huge investment by Microsoft and the resulting intellectual property belongs to Microsoft
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Licensing the 2007 Microsoft Office User Interface
