on the advanced tab of the customize dialog, choose In Folder field from the
list of fields and 'contains' Tasks.

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"David" wrote in message
...
Ok.
I didn't find a way to remove the follow up e-mails, but at least I could
order it by categories, so I have my tasks above.

Thanks for the help.

"Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Hmmm, try right clicking on the Arranged by header of the TaskPad (its
old
name) and check out some of the settings/dialogs there

"David" wrote in message
...
Ok. I already was able to select only tasks instead of to do and tasks
all
together.
But in the calendar view, with outlook 2003 I had the calendar and at
the
right side the tasks. Now I have the calendar and on the right side
the
to
do bar. How can I set it up just to appear task list at the right of
the
calendar window?