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September 9th 10, 03:17 PM
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OL 2007 - hiding unneeded task views
OL 2007 comes with a long list of predefined tasks views that appear on the left-hand pane ( simple list, detailed list, active tasks, next 7 days, ... etc).
I would like to be able to hide those I do not use in order to make room for my own customised views. There is apparently no way of deleting these system views through the user interface. Does anyone know if there is a workaround ? 
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