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January 10th 10, 11:50 AM
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Can one sort entries without due dates after entries with due dates?
I'm using Outlook 2007. I would like to sort all to-do entries without due
dates AFTER entries that have a due date. When I define a sort order of descending due dates, Outlook sorts those without a due date to the end but of course also those that do have a date in reverse temporal order which I find useless. Using *ascending* due dates sorts those without a date first, which I find annoying. So, is there a way to tell it to sort "non-existing" higher than any real date? Michael 
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