Posted by Joe Colagreco
 

Making a Date with Your Tasks in Outlook

 

This tip applies to Outlook 98, Outlook 2000, and Outlook 2002.

You can create a quick electronic to-do list of your New Year's resolutions, personal errands, or work-related tasks by using the Tasks list in Outlook. Click the Tasks icon in the Outlook bar and you get a simple grid to make your list.

Here's a quick way to enter a Due Date for a task: Instead of typing a date in the Due Date column, you can type a brief description of the date, such as "Friday," "tomorrow," "next Thursday," "one month from now," or even "Valentine's Day," and Outlook can translate it into a regular date.


 

 

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