> On the left side is an option to add calendars and tasks - as long as its in
> your calendar navigation list, you should be able to print it. If not, did
> you open it using open other users folder or is it a secondary mailbox in
> your profile?
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> "ann1823" <ann1823[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F7D1854B-D1F5-4227-871E-C95BE0D79762[ at ]microsoft.com...
> > Our office recently upgraded to outlook 2007 and the printing functions
> > are
> > not suited for our current need. We like to print weekly calendars that
> > show
> > the appointment in its entirety. For instance we have the appointment
> > listed
> > like this "Clients name/type of file/salesperson/processing person/file
> > progress" Sometimes, depending on the length of the names, and how much
> > information we need, the printer calendar cuts off information. To print
> > the
> > weekly view each appointment has only one line it is allotted. We tried
> > the
> > "detail view", but that puts the weekly calendar view over onto two pages
> > which we don't want. I downloaded the Calendar Printing Assistant for
> > Microsoft Office Outlook 2007, but I can only print my "personal"
> > calendar. I
> > would like to print the shared calendar. Is there anyway I can export the
> > shared calendar to the Calendar Printing Assistant?
> >
> > Thanks!!
>
>