Print a Calendar in MS Outlook
by Carol Bratt on February, 12 2009 at 08:02AM EST
One of the things you can do in Microsoft Outlook is print a blank calendar. This can be useful for taking notes in a meeting or other office functions. Personally, I print a blank calendar each month for my students so they can keep track of what they have going on for the month.
You can quickly print a blank calendar in Outlook using the steps below:
- Within Outlook, click the File menu, point to New, and click Folder.
- Type in a name for the folder.
- Click Calendar Items from the Folder contains list.
- Click Calendar under Select where to place the folder.
- Click OK.
- Highlight your new folder from the Folder list.
- From the File menu, click Print.
- Under the Print Style, select the type of calendar you want to print.
- Select the start and end date under the Print range.
- Click OK.
Now you can print out your calendars too!
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