Calendar date range limit?

All,
I've set up a calendar region. The underlying data is all contained in the month of November; however, when a user first goes to the calendar, it defaults to the current month. Reading through the documentation, I thought I could fix this by setting the "Item Containing Start Date" and "Item Containing End Date" fields to point to page items with the first and last dates from the data, but that doesn't seem to have any effect--the calendar still loads in for October. And the users can click through to before and after the data, which I want to prevent.
I've verified that both page items have the correct values, in YYYYMMDD format. Begin at start of interval is selected, though I can't see how that would make much of a difference.
Any help?
-David

Well, I'm not fully sure this is the correct solution, but I got it working.
I set the values of the automatically created P1_CALENDAR_DATE and P1_CALENDAR_END_DATE items to be the start and end of my date range. Then I removed the previous/next/today buttons to prevent users from wandering off. This works, though I'm not 100% sure why...and it also makes me wonder what the "Item Containing Start Date" and "...End Date" fields are for, as they don't seem to have any impact.
So, despite my confusion, I'm going to mark this one as answered.
-David

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