I would like to know if the calendar and the instructions below will also
work for Outlook that came packaged with Windows95 and MS office97?
Thanks,
Harry

-----Original Message-----
From: Les Kriegler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, July 07, 1999 12:20 AM
Subject: RE: Is the Callendar in MS Outlook usable?


>Hi Jonathan,
>
>Outlook 98's calendar is accessible, but it works best when the calendar
>view is customized.  At the bottom of this message, I am including a very
>helpful instructional piece from Project Assist's web site.  If these steps
>are followed, it will allow for all active appointments to be viewed.  Hope
>this information is helpful.
>Best Regards,
>
>Les
>
>
>Creating a More Accessible Calendar View:
>Note: The following procedure is recommended for anyone using a screen-
>reader with MS Outlook.
>     1.   Open the Calendar.
>     2.   Press Alt + V to open the View menu.
>     3.   Press Enter on the Current View command.
>     4.   Press the up arrow key to select the Define Views command.
>     5.   Press Enter.  A Define View for Calendar dialog box will open.
>     6.   Press Alt + N to activate the New button.
>     7.   Type the name for the new calendar view.  For example: All
>     Appointments
>     8.   Press Tab to move to the Type of View.  Table view is the
default.
>If
>     Table view is not selected, up or down arrow to select it.
>     9.   Press Enter.  The View Summary dialog box will open.
>     10.  Press Space to activate the Fields button.  The Show Fields
dialog
>     box will open allowing you to specify which fields you want to include
>     in your customized Calendar.
>     11.  Press Alt + O to move to the list of default fields.
>     12.  Down arrow to select a field you don't need and press Alt + R to
>     remove that field.  Suggestion: Of the list of default fields, keep
>only
>     Subject, Location, Start, and End.
>     13.  Press Tab until you are on the OK button and press Enter.
>     14.  At the View Summary dialog box press Tab until you are on the OK
>     button and press Enter.
>     15.  At the Define Views for Calendar dialog box press Enter.
>Note: Your new calendar view "All Appointments" will be displayed. Use
>the up or down arrow keys to select an appointment.
>
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