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March 7th 06, 10:41 PM
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Outlook 2003 Task Filtering
Dear Outlook 2003 Users,
Is there a way to display tasks that appear on the day you are selecting from within your calendar? Another words, if I have a task with a due date of 12/31/2006, I would like to see that task show up on the taskpad within the calendar view only under two conditions: I have that date selected on the calendar or it is in fact 12/31/2006. Any luck? I tried filtering, but I can't get the part about clicking on the date to work. Thanks a million in advance! Kevin 
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