Towards the end of yesterday, I attempted to re-implement the agenda time table by using Stewart's idea of having the time table display in 30 minute intervals. So, yesterday was able to remove all of the time blocks and add in each 30 minute time segment.

This morning I was able to re-add the time blocks correctly, review the new code and perform some gui testing and printing. The 30 minute time intervals stretch the printed version of the time table horizontally outside of legal size paper boundaries. It does fit quite nicely on two legal size papers; however, it does look a bit odd so stretched out.

After talking the layout over with Mike he suggested that if the orientation of the calendar was rotated 90 degrees and separated by day it could be easier to read and fit better on the legal size paper. If this type of calendar was implemented, instead of using a tables, divs could be used to place calendar items in the right order and in the right time location. I am going to do some testing and see how easy it would be to create this design.