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March 27th 06, 12:51 AM
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Outlook setup
Hi
Using Outlook 2002 with windows XP I have two questions please. First, I used to have Outlook calender start up when I booted up. I can't remember how I did thid, can anyone help please. Secondly, When I input a task for a particular day and I don't manage to get it done, I therefore don't remove it. Is there any way of setting Outlook Calender up so that it automaticallly rolls over to the next days tasks. So that when I look at the new taskes for the new day, any left over from the previous day are there. Any help would be appreciated. Many thanks 
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