By default, Microsoft Outlook displays Monday as the first day of the week on the calendar. You can custom set this option and can make Outlook print Sunday as the first day, by disabling the Outlook setting that compresses weekend days and leaves them at the end of week view. Follow the instructions mentioned below to print the calendar in Outlook starting with Sunday with ease.
Outlook setting instructions to print a calendar in Outlook starting with Sunday
• Open Microsoft Outlook. To launch the application, click on the desktop shortcut link that reads Microsoft Outlook. You may also launch the application by clicking the taskbar plug- in. Alternatively, you can launch the application from the Start menu. To do this first launch the Start menu. Click the windows shortcut icon on the home screen or the shortcut key on the keyboard to launch the Start menu. From the Start menu, select the label that reads All Programs. The All Programs window will list down the applications and programs installed. From the All Programs menu, select the label that reads Microsoft Outlook.
• Navigate to the Calendar tab. You will find the Calendar tab on the lower left corner of the Outlook home window.
• Scroll down the Calendar tab and select the label that reads Month. Clicking the Month option will allow you to view a single calendar month at a time.
• Right click in the Calendar window. Make sure that you do not click any labels. From the right click dropdown, select the label that reads contextual. From the contextual sub menu, select the label that reads Other Settings.
• Remove the tick mark in the box next to the label that reads Compress weekend days. Hit OK after you have saved the changes. The calendar will now display Sunday as the first day of the week.
• Click on the label that reads File placed on top of the menu bar. From the File dropdown, select the label that reads Print. Select your desired printing options and hit the OK.
Follow the Outlook setting tips briefed above to print a calendar in Outlook starting with Sunday. For more support and assistance on the same, drop into our tech blogs and forums. If you come across any issues on setting up the calendar follow the instruction briefed above.
Outlook setting instructions to print a calendar in Outlook starting with Sunday
• Open Microsoft Outlook. To launch the application, click on the desktop shortcut link that reads Microsoft Outlook. You may also launch the application by clicking the taskbar plug- in. Alternatively, you can launch the application from the Start menu. To do this first launch the Start menu. Click the windows shortcut icon on the home screen or the shortcut key on the keyboard to launch the Start menu. From the Start menu, select the label that reads All Programs. The All Programs window will list down the applications and programs installed. From the All Programs menu, select the label that reads Microsoft Outlook.
• Navigate to the Calendar tab. You will find the Calendar tab on the lower left corner of the Outlook home window.
• Scroll down the Calendar tab and select the label that reads Month. Clicking the Month option will allow you to view a single calendar month at a time.
• Right click in the Calendar window. Make sure that you do not click any labels. From the right click dropdown, select the label that reads contextual. From the contextual sub menu, select the label that reads Other Settings.
• Remove the tick mark in the box next to the label that reads Compress weekend days. Hit OK after you have saved the changes. The calendar will now display Sunday as the first day of the week.
• Click on the label that reads File placed on top of the menu bar. From the File dropdown, select the label that reads Print. Select your desired printing options and hit the OK.
Follow the Outlook setting tips briefed above to print a calendar in Outlook starting with Sunday. For more support and assistance on the same, drop into our tech blogs and forums. If you come across any issues on setting up the calendar follow the instruction briefed above.
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