On Sunday, December 29, 2002 at 9:38:30 AM UTC, Ilana wrote:
Thank you,
I must say, I didn't realise that its build in limitation
since its so logical thing that even I saw it in the help
menu I thought its something I'm doing wrong, Is their
going to be any fix for this or any other new releases of
outlook are handling this?
I bought the ExtendedReminder, but still it isn't good
enough solution since I get reminders and I cant see all
the tasks for each day in a list order.
Thanks again,
Ilana.
-----Original Message-----
No, only the default tasks folder will appear on the
Calendar taskpad view.
However, you can get the reminders to fire for tasks in
subfolders by using
ExtendedReminders from
http://www.slovaktech.com/extendedreminders It works
in your personal folders only, not public folders, yet.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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Having searched the archives Ilana <iln@netvision.net.il>
asked:
| Isn't there any option to link sub folders tasks that
are
| in the main task folder to the main calendar?
| I have list of users each one has a task net folder for
| his tasks and the manager sees all of them in separate
sub
| folders, this way each user can see is own tasks and the
| manager sees all, BUT he wants also to get reminders in
| the calendar for due time, How can I do this without
| bundling all the users tasks together in the main task
| folder?
|
| Thanks,
| Ilana.
.
Sorry for posting here but cannot find any other way to ask a question. Does anyone know how to get the tasks menu to appear on Google calendar? None of the instructions I can find work
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