Ok, Thanks Judy.. I guess thats the next best thing.. But it seems so much
more intuitive that tasks, whether you enter them directly on the calendar,
or separately in the task program, should all appear on the calendar instead
of separately.. I cant imagine anyone would Not use it this way, and yet
Outlook insists in not integrating them. Really seems dumb on whats supposed
to be an intergrated program.
Paul
"Judy Gleeson (MVP Outlook)" wrote in message
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In 2007 the To Do bar can be turned off. Turn your to do bar on. Then
you'll see Tasks and flagged emails in a pane beside the Calendar.
Regards
Judy Gleeson
MVP Outlook
Trainer and Consultant
There are various articles about using Outlook he www.judygleeson.com
Canberra, Australia
"Paul" wrote in message
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I tried that, but, while it shows up in the Tasks applet, it wont show up
on the Calendar. Id like all my tasks that I create using the Tasks
applet to show up also on the Calendar, and I cant seem to get that to
happen.. Events I enter on the calendar show up in the calendar, and tasks
I enter on the Task page show up there, but never the twain shall meet..
Im using MS Office Outlook, version 2007.
thanks.
"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" What@ever wrote in message
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Use your tasks folder and set the reminder for the day in question and
make it a recurring task.
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After furious head scratching, Paul asked:
| Im getting confused. You know sometimes how, if youve used a daily
| planner, or 'Week at a Glance' types of old fashioned daily schedule
| keepers, you often will make an entry about something you have to do
| on a given day as kind of a reminder?
|
| Well, in Outlook, I find that if I enter it in the Task applet, it
| doesnt show up in the Calendar, and vice versa. So apparently the
| tasks and the Calendar arent cross referenced. I dont know if this
| has bothered anybody else, but it confuses me.. Where is the best
| place to make an entry about some small task you need to do? .. Lets
| say you want to remind yourself that every other wednesday morning
| you want to go to the grocery store. You dont need an advanced
| reminder; just an entry for every other wed. Where would you make it?