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March 6th 07, 01:49 PM
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Outlook change default start/due dates
When I make a new task on the To Do List, how can I have Outlook list the
start and due date automatically as None rather than today's date? I'd rather have them all start as None, then I can assign dates as needed. 
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March 7th 07, 08:52 PM
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Outlook change default start/due dates
Kerrin wrote:
When I make a new task on the To Do List, how can I have Outlook list the start and due date automatically as None rather than today's date? I'd rather have them all start as None, then I can assign dates as needed. You can't. However, if you create them through the New Task button, or from control-shift-k, it'll be none. -- f.h.
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