Too many hours in week view

Before updating to OSx 10.4.4, you could choose the "Day starts at:" and "Day ends at:" preference to limit the amount of hours in the main iCal window in week view. Now changing that preference only grays out the unwanted hours. They are still there and I have to scroll though them. I only want to 8 hours in the day and the rest to disappear. That is the way iCal used to work.
Has anybody come up with a patch to solve this problem? I guess the new version of iCal (I now have v2.0.3) got installed with OSx 10.4.4. Is there any way to run the previous version of iCal with .4?

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