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# Kalendervisning
Kalendervisningen oprettes af den enkelte bruger.
## Funktioner
* Tilgå brugerens **standardvisning** med Shift+F10.
* Tilgå brugerens **liste af kalendervisninger** med Ctrl+F10.
* **Opret kalendervisning** med Alt+F10 (illustreret).
[Læs trinvis eksempler på opret/ret kalendervisning](/kalender/kalendervisning/trinvis-eksempel_kalendervisning.md).
* **Spring fra kalender til kalender** ved at bruge pilene.
* **Vis kalenderen i fokus i fuldt skærmbillede** med F10. Kom tilbage til visningen med flere kalendere igen med F10.
* **Vis flere kalendere i fuldt skærmbillede** med Alt+F. Venstre kolonne og en eventuel kø i højre side skjules. Gå væk fra fuld skærm visningen med Alt+F.
### Ugevisning
Få vist en uge ad gangen ved at klikke på datovælgerens ugetal. Det vil være gældende for såvel en eller flere kalendere.
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