Thanks Allen! > On or near 2/12/04 2:12 PM, Michael J. Kobb at [EMAIL PROTECTED] observed: > >> Okay, this is probably silly. >> >> Let's say that I have the calendar open in monthly view. I see a day on >> which I want to see more details. How can I open that day's daily view? If >> I click the day so that it is highlighted, then click the "Day" button, it >> shows me today. If I do the same but click "View Date", the date in the >> dialog's chooser is today's date, not the date highlighted in the calendar. >> >> If I control-click on the date to get the contextual menu, and choose "Day", >> it shows me a seemingly-random day (May 30th, if I control-click on May 9 or >> May 13). >> >> What am I missing? >> > Not being a big calendar user, I don't know the answer. I tried to find a > way and can't; you may have found a deficiency in the calendar. I have > passed your question on to some more expert calendar users; we'll see what > comes of it. > > Your report on the transition from PD was very interesting. I've also passed > along those suggestions to Microsoft, in case they don't see them on this > list (which is mainly a user list, with occasional visits from Microsoft > developers). I think your suggestion for setting a default snooze time (as > well as having "Other" on the menu) is a very good one.
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