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This is not possible, those fonts cannot be changed unless you only modify the resolution. George

Does this person have a rule applied? Or Check your resource calendaring under Tools/Options/Calendar Options/Resource Scheduling Just some things to check. George

What version are you using? Use the "Type a contact to find" field, when you are doing an advanced search. This always returns the email address. Thanks George

I did; and I can see all my appointments just fine... What is your screen resolution? Have you installed the most recent service packs for your outlook?

Ok, I had some information on this in my knowledge base so please take a look at these articles and see if it helps, otherwise let me know. http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/olshare1.htm http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/Library/b41402c2-c982-4bfb-891e-91b47f211e181033.mspx George

Do you have a filter enabled on your views? If yes, try disabling it to see if this helps.

I would try recreating the .pst and then test again. If still nothing check out this link to see if helps... http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=315008

This is a known problem with outlook 2000, have you applied the most recent service pack? and test again to see if that helps. George

Unless you copy into Word then print that. The header is part of the message. You can also edit the message to trim down the header. then close the message and do not save it. George

Check to make sure you are using the correct IP for your DNS server for starters, then if this is correct, are you running the latest SP on your server? if yes, try visiting the following links to follow directions on fixing the problem...

Can you ping the workstations? Also, can you paste your ipconfig /all information in this thread. George

First of all, DO NOT list public IP's and names with a port forwarder on the web. This is insecure and you are opening the door to the unethical ones...just a friendly tip. Now for your question: Task 1:Go through each CNAME entry, and make sure that the CNAME entry resolves correctly to an IP...

Some considerations to look into: Can you access network shares? Can you browse other computers? What is the node type when you do an ipconfig /all? If it says peer-to-peer, then run regedit and go here: HLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Netbt\Parameters and delete these values if they're...

What version of IE are they running on the home machines? Have you tried running Windows Update on the machines for any recent sp's and hotfixes? Also, since you are using HTTPS, a trusted root certificate will need to be installed on their computers to allow the secure log-in. George

If you are using Outlook, you can either make the pane for the appointments wider by grabbing the right border of that pane with the mouse and moving it or use a view like Day/Week/Month with AutoPreview. That will give you more information in your view. Another option is to enable the Preview...