Hours listed in Weekly View

When I open in Weekly View, it starts at 1:00am. I have already gone into preferences and selected for my day to start at 7:00am but it only shades from 7:00am on. I do not want to see 1:00am to 6:00am as I will never have any appts then. How do I make it start showing the times at 7:00am?

ginagd,
Welcome to Apple Discussions.
This Visible Day in iCal AppleScript by John Maisey, may be helpful.
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