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Multiple Calendars, side by side viewing!

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I've looked everywhere but I really can't see the answer to my question.

I'm a relatively new user of Outlook, I currently have 2007 but have used 2003 also. Whilst using 2003 at work, the calendar was set up to view 3 different schedules side by side.

What I mean to say is, for instance, if u clicked on working week, there would be a strip of Monday for Joe, then adjoining, a strip of Monday for Bob and then a strip of Monday for Jill and then a strip of Tuesday for Joe, Tuesday for Bob and Jill etc....so instead of having the whole calendar side by side, it was like there was once calendar, but merged - not overlaid, but each schedule merged to see them.

I can't seem to work out how this was done, yet it surely was, I saw several days at a time with each schedule adjacent rather than in a separate bit.

Anybody got any ideas? Does this make sense?

And whilst I'm at it, whilst on the calendar view, on the navigation pane there was the month at the top, but then all of a sudden, I don't think I did anything, there was 2 months, this month and then next month underneath. This is a nuisance and I really only want to see one month at a time, anyone know how to change this?

Please relieve my insanity, Ive been searching for 4 hours now, to no avail.

Persephone


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