Select the item "FROM FULL LIST". A new window will open. All calendars are listed under "show only these type of events". To view multiple types of calendars, mark the checkbox next to each type. For example mark the checkbox next to Alumni, Career Services and EJCLC will display events from all three calendars together.
A new window will open. Look under the heading "When in Day View". There is a checkbox next to "display day's events as a list". When this is checked, events will NOT overlap in day view, but instead be a list sorted by time.
A new window will open. All possible locations are listed under "show only events in these locations". To restrict your events to only specific locations, mark the checkbox next to each location.
Click submit to view the results in the calendar.
** Remember to view ALL LOCATIONS, leave all UNCHECKED.
A new window will open. Look under the heading "When in Day View". There is a select box that say "display from 8:00 am to 8:00pm" . Changing the time, will restrict the events displayed in the day view to only events that begin within this time range.
Changing your browser's orientation may solve this problem. In your browser click on File and then select Page Setup. Depending on your printer, you will see several options. Locate Orentation and change it to Landscape.
Below are instructions for the two major browsers. This should solve the issue.
Windows Users
Internet Explorer
IE typically is not set to print background color or images, including table cell colors. On IE’s Print Preview, our color backgrounds will show as white table cells with black text. To get the table cells colored backgrounds to print,
Click on the browser’s Tools menu.
Select Internet Options,
Then click on the Advanced tab.
Scroll down to find the Printing heading and check the box called Print Background Colors and Images.
This setting affects both page backgrounds and table cell backgrounds.
Netscape Navigator
Netscape seems to always print colored table cells either with colors or shading, depending on your printer. But you can separately control whether it will print the page background color or image.
Click on the File menu,
Then select Page Setup
Then in the Page Options section, check Print Backgrounds to include the page background in your printout.
Macintosh Users (only tested with OS X) Internet Explorer IE typically is not set to print background color or images, including table cell colors. On IE’s Print Preview, our color backgrounds will show as white table cells with black text. To get the table cells colored backgrounds to print,
Click FILE, then PRINT PREVIEW
At the bottom, make sure the "Print Background" has a checkmark next to it.
Click the print button.
This setting affects both page backgrounds and table cell backgrounds.
Netscape Navigator Netscape typically is not set to print background color or images, including table cell colors. Do the following to turn on background and table cell printing.
Click FILE, the PRINT
From the drop down menu select NETSCAPE.
Make sure the "Print Backgroud Colors" has a checkmark next to it.
Click PRINT
Safari Safaru typically is not set to print background color or images, including table cell colors. Do the following to turn on background and table cell printing.
Click FILE, the PRINT
From the drop down menu select Safari.
Make sure the "Print Backgrouds" has a checkmark next to it.
