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Sallysmith December 6th 07 07:48 PM

Getting task to rollover
 
I have vista outlook 2007. How do I get my task to rollover. I would like
them to rollover in my task view, and the ones that I drop and drag into my
calendar view.

Thank you.



Brian Tillman December 6th 07 08:06 PM

Getting task to rollover
 
Sallysmith wrote:

I have vista outlook 2007. How do I get my task to rollover. I would
like them to rollover in my task view, and the ones that I drop and
drag into my calendar view.


What does "get the task to rollover" mean?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Sallysmith December 7th 07 03:25 AM

Getting task to rollover
 


"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Sallysmith wrote:

I have vista outlook 2007. How do I get my task to rollover. I would
like them to rollover in my task view, and the ones that I drop and
drag into my calendar view.


What does "get the task to rollover" mean?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]


Ha! dont you teach your computer tricks? lol No, what I mean when I say
"rollover" is if you put a task on the calendar for a particular day and
don't check it completed, will it keep popping up on every day until you mark
it complete. I used to have another calendar program that did that.


Judy Gleeson \(MVP Outlook\) December 7th 07 07:02 AM

Getting task to rollover
 
Putting Tasks in the to do bar will do it.

Regards

Judy Gleeson
MVP Outlook
Trainer and Consultant

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


"Sallysmith" wrote in message
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"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Sallysmith wrote:

I have vista outlook 2007. How do I get my task to rollover. I would
like them to rollover in my task view, and the ones that I drop and
drag into my calendar view.


What does "get the task to rollover" mean?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]


Ha! dont you teach your computer tricks? lol No, what I mean when I say
"rollover" is if you put a task on the calendar for a particular day and
don't check it completed, will it keep popping up on every day until you
mark
it complete. I used to have another calendar program that did that.




Brian Tillman December 7th 07 12:55 PM

Getting task to rollover
 
Sallysmith wrote:

Ha! dont you teach your computer tricks? lol No, what I mean when I
say "rollover" is if you put a task on the calendar for a particular
day and don't check it completed, will it keep popping up on every
day until you mark it complete. I used to have another calendar
program that did that.


Why do you need to put your tasks on the Calendar? Tasks already have dates
in them and can pop up reminders and flags.

If you want to have a task recur, set a recurrence and reminder on it and
then when the reminder pops up, right-click the task in the reminder window
and choose "Mark Complete". The reminder will be dismissed and a new task
will be regenerated for the next recurrence.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]



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