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# Opsætning
Opsætning af eksisterende kalendere foretages i *Systemmanager → Kalenderplanlægning → Opsætning → 'Kalendernavn'*.
## Opdeling af skærmbilledet
Kalenderens månedsvisning er placeret i øverste højre hjørne. Visningen af selve kalenderen fylder det meste af skærmbilledet og viser 6 uger.
#### Dagsskabeloner
* Det fremgår af visningen, hvilke [dagsskabeloner](/systemmanager/kalender_og_koe/kalenderplanlaegning/kalenderplanlaegning_dagsskabeloner.md) der er anvendt på de forskellige ugedage.
* Dagsskabelonens opsætning fremgår under kalenderens månedsvisning for den ugedag, der er i fokus.
I skærmbilledet anvender den markerede dato 19. januar skabelonen **Læger 4**. Selve opsætningen af tider for denne ses til højre i skærmbilledet.
## Funktioner
* [Indsæt skabelon](/systemmanager/kalender_og_koe/kalenderplanlaegning/kalenderplanlaegning_opsaetning/kalenderplanlaegning_opsaetning_indsaet-skabelon.md) med Ins.
* **Dags dato** i kalenderopsætningen fås med Alt+D.
* **Indsæt note** med Alt+N på den/de dage i den pågældende kalender, der er markeret.
* **Indsæt fælles note** med Alt+F på den pågældende dag/dage i alle kalendere.
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