I have Outlook 2003.
How can I write down my activities of each day in the Calendar box for each
day?
Am I missing something very simple somewhere??

All I want to do is make diary entry every day of my jobs, visits, etc.,
without making any appointments or notes separately.

Thanks in advance!

Chander wrote:

I have Outlook 2003.
How can I write down my activities of each day in the Calendar box
for each day?
Am I missing something very simple somewhere??

All I want to do is make diary entry every day of my jobs, visits,
etc., without making any appointments or notes separately.

You can't write in an empty calendar box.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Tasks might suit you better or just make the entries in the Calendar and
don't think of them as Appointments. You can link Tasks to a day in the
Calendar.
Actually, the Journal might even suit you in a timeline based view. Create
your own Entry Type. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/180139 for creating
entry types in the Journal. That's for Outlook 2002 so the registry setting
might be slightly different.

--
Bill R
"Chander" wrote in message
...
I have Outlook 2003.
How can I write down my activities of each day in the Calendar box for
each
day?
Am I missing something very simple somewhere??

All I want to do is make diary entry every day of my jobs, visits, etc.,
without making any appointments or notes separately.

Thanks in advance!

Thanks your input!
But altering registry settings are a bit beyond me, especially if I have to
get back to original state. And also I don't have the spare time to fix any
glitch.
Am surprised that MS Outlook didn't design a diary into the program! And I
had thought computers could do anything, without need of paper !
Maybe somebody will know of another simple program to make a daily diary.
Thanks again!


"BillR" wrote:

Tasks might suit you better or just make the entries in the Calendar and
don't think of them as Appointments. You can link Tasks to a day in the
Calendar.
Actually, the Journal might even suit you in a timeline based view. Create
your own Entry Type. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/180139 for creating
entry types in the Journal. That's for Outlook 2002 so the registry setting
might be slightly different.

--
Bill R
"Chander" wrote in message
...
I have Outlook 2003.
How can I write down my activities of each day in the Calendar box for
each
day?
Am I missing something very simple somewhere??

All I want to do is make diary entry every day of my jobs, visits, etc.,
without making any appointments or notes separately.

Thanks in advance!

Chander wrote:

And I had thought computers could do anything, without need of paper

My opinion is that computers were invented as a tool to increase paper
usage.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

You could just use the existing entry types. It really is kind of a "diary".
Give it a go - hardly anyone uses the Journal.

--
Bill R
"Chander" wrote in message
...
Thanks your input!
But altering registry settings are a bit beyond me, especially if I have
to
get back to original state. And also I don't have the spare time to fix
any
glitch.
Am surprised that MS Outlook didn't design a diary into the program! And
I
had thought computers could do anything, without need of paper !
Maybe somebody will know of another simple program to make a daily diary.
Thanks again!


"BillR" wrote:

Tasks might suit you better or just make the entries in the Calendar and
don't think of them as Appointments. You can link Tasks to a day in the
Calendar.
Actually, the Journal might even suit you in a timeline based view.
Create
your own Entry Type. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/180139 for
creating
entry types in the Journal. That's for Outlook 2002 so the registry
setting
might be slightly different.

--
Bill R
"Chander" wrote in message
...
I have Outlook 2003.
How can I write down my activities of each day in the Calendar box for
each
day?
Am I missing something very simple somewhere??

All I want to do is make diary entry every day of my jobs, visits,
etc.,
without making any appointments or notes separately.

Thanks in advance!