Printing calendars and omiting specific events

I am trying to find the option that allows you to print an Outlook calendar but
gives you the option to omit specific events from being printed.

I think that it's related to whether it's marked as private or not, when you
enter notes. However I cannot find the option to enable this feature.

I'm running Outlook 2003.

Thanks.

Nikki
Fri Jun 13 08:47:18 PDT 2008

I would suggest:

"My Outlook Calendar". You can
download this from the SlipStick.com site,
http://www.slipstick.com/addins/calendar.htm#print
Customizable Word template for generating Outlook
weekly and monthly calendars.

This VERY COOL FREE template is run from a Word template
that when opened will read your calendar (Or any calendar
that you have access to) and build you a
completely editable calendar with all the details included.
All wrapped with complete information.

You may need to relax the Macros running in both Outlook
and MS Word.

In Microsoft Word Select:
- TOOLS menu
- Select MACRO
- Select SECURITY

In Outlook there is the same process, however, I believe it
is the Microsoft Word that will try to stop the macro in the
Word Template from processing. You will want to set it
to allow or give you the choice of running it. I would only
fix the WORD security first and see if that doesn't do the
trick.

Nikki Peterson

"Snapper" <snapper1@y7mail.com.invalid> wrote in message
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>I am trying to find the option that allows you to print an Outlook calendar
>but
> gives you the option to omit specific events from being printed.
>
> I think that it's related to whether it's marked as private or not, when
> you
> enter notes. However I cannot find the option to enable this feature.
>
> I'm running Outlook 2003.
>
> Thanks.
>

Snapper
Sat Jun 14 03:09:53 PDT 2008

Nikki Peterson wrote...

> I would suggest:
>
> "My Outlook Calendar". You can

Thanks for that Nikki.

If I can't do it in Outlook itself I'll have a look at this.

I have to wonder, though, what's the point of being able to mark an event as
"private" or even "confidential" when anyone can see it.

Nikki
Sat Jun 14 06:45:35 PDT 2008

There is an option to HIDE DETAILS OF PRIVATE
APPOINTMENTS.

- Select the Calendar
- Near the bottom of the Print window is an itty bitty
check box that you can check next to "Hide details
of private appointments. Check it.

In your original question, you mentioned that you
wanted to select some events, I thought you wanted
more editing possibilities than just the Private option.
This should do the trick for you.

Nikki Peterson

"Snapper" <snapper1@y7mail.com.invalid> wrote in message
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> Nikki Peterson wrote...
>
>> I would suggest:
>>
>> "My Outlook Calendar". You can
>
> Thanks for that Nikki.
>
> If I can't do it in Outlook itself I'll have a look at this.
>
> I have to wonder, though, what's the point of being able to mark an event
> as
> "private" or even "confidential" when anyone can see it.
>

Snapper
Sun Jun 15 03:37:40 PDT 2008

Nikki Peterson wrote...

> - Select the Calendar
> - Near the bottom of the Print window is an itty bitty
> check box that you can check next to "Hide details
> of private appointments. Check it.

Yes, of course. That's the ONLY place that I didn't go looking for it.

Thanks for that, again.

> In your original question, you mentioned that you
> wanted to select some events, I thought you wanted
> more editing possibilities than just the Private option.
> This should do the trick for you.

I might have worded my question(s) poorly. But then I wasn't sure what I was
looking for.

Nikki
Sun Jun 15 07:06:09 PDT 2008

You stated your question very well. As a technologist I just have
a tendency to over think a question. :)

Have a great weekend!

Nikki

"Snapper" <snapper1@y7mail.com.invalid> wrote in message
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> Nikki Peterson wrote...
>
>> - Select the Calendar
>> - Near the bottom of the Print window is an itty bitty
>> check box that you can check next to "Hide details
>> of private appointments. Check it.
>
> Yes, of course. That's the ONLY place that I didn't go looking for it.
>
> Thanks for that, again.
>
>> In your original question, you mentioned that you
>> wanted to select some events, I thought you wanted
>> more editing possibilities than just the Private option.
>> This should do the trick for you.
>
> I might have worded my question(s) poorly. But then I wasn't sure what I
> was
> looking for.
>