[mso] Custom Calendar in MS Outlook 2007

Hi

I need to set up my MS Outlook calendar to have custom weeks.  Our business' 
week 1 is 3rd May this year & I would like the calendar to show this as week 1 
rather than the traditional week calendar, also our working week runs Sunday - 
Saturday. Is there any way that Outlook can be adapted to reflect all of this?

Thanks

Richard A Howard
European Retail Marketing Manager

RentSmart Ltd
7th Floor
Oakland House
Talbot Road
Manchester, M16 0PQ
 
DDI: +44 (0)161 333 2485
Mob: +44 (0) 7812 057290
Fax: +44 (0)161 333 2450

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