Hours, tasks, and a notes stack
The daily planner prints the weekday name and the date at the top. The left column is hours from the first hour to the last hour you set. The right column is a task list with empty boxes and a notes stack. That is the whole sheet. It does not sync with a phone calendar.
Use 12-hour labels if you want 7 AM instead of 07:00. Use a short range, such as 8 to 18, if you only need a workday. A long range, such as 6 to 21, fills a portrait Letter page more tightly.
Week start does not change this sheet, because there is only one day. The control still matters when you jump back to a weekly or monthly layout on the same form.
Print one day for a trip, a clinic schedule, or a Saturday project. For repeating weeks, use the weekly hourly layout instead of printing seven daily pages unless you truly want seven full sheets.
Today’s outline option is meant for monthly grids. On a daily page the title already is that date, so you do not need a second highlight.