I work in the IT dept of a hospital and the Imaging Dept uses Exchange public
folders w/ Outlook to schedule appointments. Each type of equipment has a
different schedule. Some are 30min appt 9:15-9:45 for example some are 15
minunte etc. Each kind of equipment has its own public folder.

Heretofore the scheduler has used recurring appointments to block time then
changes the appt to enter the patient. This drives Exchange nuts as the
recurring appointments are not really recurring but individual.

I need a custom calendar view for each folder that could in some way high
light the available appt times and not use recurring appts. For example
rather than having large font for each even hour I would like to have large
fonts at 1/4 and 3/4 past the hour plus a highlight for the time block.

Any way to do this?
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sue mosher [mvp-outlook]

What do you mean by "having large font"? All the calendar can display are the appointments created in it. Why do you say that Exchange is driven nuts?

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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
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and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
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The Outlook default calendar view has large numbers for the top of the hour
and 30 min. I want to change the view so that the large number are 9:15 9:45
for example. It also has the normal work day 8-5 in a different color. I
would like to change the highlighted color also but not using recurring
appointments.

When we make too make changes to our recurring appointment Exchange "loses
track" and the scheduler cannot change or delete the appt.
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