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From: Oakgrove on 13 Jan 2010 23:05
I located the link for the download that should fix what I am trying to do
while printing a daily calendar from Outlook. I want the time increments to
print in 15 min intervals. I have the screen using 15 min but the print
shows 30 minutes.
The download does not specifically say that it is compatable with Win 7.
Operating systems listed only goes through XP SP 2.

Is this an oversight or a tiger trap?

From: Diane Poremsky [MVP] on 13 Jan 2010 23:24
The CPA works with Outlook 2007 on all operating systems outlook 2007 works
on - including win7.

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"Oakgrove" <Oakgrove(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I located the link for the download that should fix what I am trying to do
> while printing a daily calendar from Outlook. I want the time increments
> to
> print in 15 min intervals. I have the screen using 15 min but the print
> shows 30 minutes.
> The download does not specifically say that it is compatable with Win 7.
> Operating systems listed only goes through XP SP 2.
>
> Is this an oversight or a tiger trap?
>
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