[ekoenke]

This would be especially helpful to people who are constantly planning
upcoming events, classes, etc. As a teacher I work in a block schedule and
our meeting times with various classes are constantly shifting. Having a
pop-up calendar within MS word itself would be a tremendous help.

Thank you for your time.

Sincerely,
Erik Koenke

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[Robert M. Franz (RMF)]

Hi Erik

ekoenke wrote:
This would be especially helpful to people who are constantly planning
upcoming events, classes, etc. As a teacher I work in a block schedule and
our meeting times with various classes are constantly shifting. Having a
pop-up calendar within MS word itself would be a tremendous help.

Anything organized in "blocks" sounds like something where a
text-processor like Word is rather ill-fitted in the first place. Some
project planning software would be best, I think Outlook can do a lot
there, too, and even Excel (with its fixed cells) would be better suited
to do things like that than Word.

2cents
Robert
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[Graham Mayor]

If Outlook won't do the trick, then you might like Rainlendar which is a
customizable desktop calendar.
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/Rainlendar.html

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ekoenke wrote:
This would be especially helpful to people who are constantly planning
upcoming events, classes, etc. As a teacher I work in a block
schedule and our meeting times with various classes are constantly
shifting. Having a pop-up calendar within MS word itself would be a
tremendous help.

Thank you for your time.

Sincerely,
Erik Koenke

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