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Hi all,
A lot of new web 2.0 task lists do something neat. They parse the description of a task so that all fields (priority, due date, reminder, etc) can be completed just from the description. I.e. only one line of text needs to be entered to completely set-up the task. For example: tomorrow, send email to John, high, reminder 5 minutes before It's kinda like a command line way of setting up a task. Do any of you know of any existing Outlook functionality or existing Outlook macros that might mimic this behavior? Often, I can't be bothered to use Outlook tasks because I don't want to go through the hassle of entering all the data field by field. any help or pointers very much appreciated, Mindful |
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