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But wait, there’s a secret here! If you point to the Day button without clicking, you see the
indicator for a drop-down menu. It offers “1 day,” “2 day,” and so on up to 6. It’s letting you
specify how many Day columns fit on each screen. In other words, you have a middle ground
between Day view and Week view.

Figure 8-6. The Windows calendar is very, very simple. Switch views using the icons at top. Turn
categories on or off using the checkboxes at left. Point to an appointment (or tap with your finger) to
see a pop-up details bubble, as shown here.

Week fills the main display area with seven columns, reflecting the

current week (that is, Sunday through Saturday).

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This button, too, hides a drop-down menu. It offers “Work week,” which shows just five columns
(Monday through Friday).

Month shows the entire month that contains today’s date.