Setting Tasks to display withing Calendar view
 

I am trying to set a particular Task folder to display on the Show tasks pane
in Calendar view.

Scenario: I have created a seperate Outlook data file (pst) to create a
calendar to track special events or milestones. I do not want to clutter my
personal calendar with these items. Each event could have a task or two that
need to be completed that day. So in the new pst file I have created a new
calendar and task folder.

The trouble I am having is that when I view this new calendar the tasks that
display on the Task pane are the tasks from my default account. I want to
specify and particular task folder to be used for the Task pane for this
particular calendar. Is there a way to do this?

Setting Tasks to display withing Calendar view
 

no. TaskPads always show the default store. I am guessing you have a TaskPad
showing in your Calendar and are using version 2002 or 2003? Your version
is a must when asking questions here.

Could you create the Calendar in your primary .pst file and then use the
TaskPad? You can filter the Tasks to only show those in a certain Category
(if you have some that aren't about this project).

Regards

Judy Gleeson
MVP Outlook
Trainer and Consultant

There are various articles about using Outlook he www.judygleeson.com
Canberra, Australia


"Mitchy" wrote in message
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I am trying to set a particular Task folder to display on the Show tasks
pane
in Calendar view.

Scenario: I have created a seperate Outlook data file (pst) to create a
calendar to track special events or milestones. I do not want to clutter
my
personal calendar with these items. Each event could have a task or two
that
need to be completed that day. So in the new pst file I have created a
new
calendar and task folder.

The trouble I am having is that when I view this new calendar the tasks
that
display on the Task pane are the tasks from my default account. I want to
specify and particular task folder to be used for the Task pane for this
particular calendar. Is there a way to do this?