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Let's say you're the kind of person who fits four meetings into sixty minutes, or who bills clients for every quarter hour of your work. How can you make Outlook share your sense of time?

  1. View appointments in a customized table instead of the calendar.

  2. Resize the font for the time labels.

  3. Change time scale in the Day view.

  4. None of these
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Explanation

Outlook's Day view time scale can be customized to show intervals as small as 5-15 minutes instead of the default 30-minute blocks. This is done through the time scale setting, not by changing fonts or switching to table view.

AI explanation

Outlook's Day view lets you change the time scale (e.g., from the default 30-minute slots down to 15-, 10-, or 5-minute increments), which directly matches someone who schedules in quarter-hour blocks. Customizing table views or resizing fonts changes how information is displayed, not the granularity of the calendar grid itself, so they don't solve the underlying need.

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