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December 9th 08, 04:11 PM
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Day/Week/Month view with Autopreview
Using Outlook 2003 SP3 and XP home and I'm trying to decide on the most
suitable Calendar view for my needs - I quite like this one: Day/Week/Month view with Autopreview, but it doesn't actually display any of my active Tasks in the Tasks part of the window, and the selection of 'events/appointments' it displays seems odd, too - what dictates which events/appointments appear in that part of the window? - they don't seem to conform to any pattern and some of them are over a year away, or several years into the future. Thanks in advance for suggestions and advice. 
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