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Special Edition Using Microsoft® Outlook® 2000

Special Edition Using Microsoft® Outlook® 2000

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Contents

About the Authors

About the Technical Editors

Acknowledgments

Tell Us What You Think!

Pt. I. Outlook Basics

Pt. II. Sending and Receiving E-mail and Faxes

Pt. III. Using Outlook as a Personal Information Manager

Ch. 9. Managing Contacts

Ch. 10. Managing Calendars

Ch. 11. Managing Tasks

Understanding Tasks

Using Outlook Today to Work with Tasks

Using the TaskPad to Work with Tasks

Using the Task Form to Examine Tasks and to Create New Tasks

Using the Tasks Information Viewer to Work with Tasks

Creating Recurring Tasks

Assigning a Task to Someone Else

Going Further with Task Management

Ch. 12. Keeping Your Journal

Ch. 13. Using Outlook to Keep Notes

Ch. 14. Sharing Information with Other People

Ch. 15. Managing Outlook Folders

Ch. 16. Managing Your Computer Environment

Pt. IV. Managing Outlook

Pt. V. Using Outlook as a Client for Exchange Server, Microsoft Mail, and cc:Mail

Pt. VI. Customizing Outlook

Pt. VII. Security Considerations

Pt. VIII. Developing Outlook-Based Applications

Pt. IX. Appendixes

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Using Outlook Today to Work with Tasks

The Outlook Today window shows a summary of your uncompleted tasks:

Those that don't have a start or due date (shown in black)
Those that have a start date on or after today (shown in black)
Those you marked today as completed (shown in gray)
Those that are overdue (shown in red)

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