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Adam
Apologies for re-posting this one, but it is really driving me nuts. Please
help!
After reformatting my hard disk and reinstalling Windows, almost everything
on my computer works again. The one thing that doesn't is a bizarre change
to the way Outlook 2000 handles task delegation.
In the past, I could assign a task to a colleague, and it would appear on
both my colleague's and my own task lists. When my colleague completed the
task, I would get an 'update' message, and the task on my list would be
marked as completed.
I can still delegate tasks, but I no longer get the automatic updating of my
task list when they are complete. On my colleague's computer, the task says
that the task was delegated to more than one person, which it wasn't. What
is going on?
I am using Outlook 2000, Windows 2000, and sending the task requests over
our LAN via Microsoft Mail (not Exchange or anything fancy like that).
help!
After reformatting my hard disk and reinstalling Windows, almost everything
on my computer works again. The one thing that doesn't is a bizarre change
to the way Outlook 2000 handles task delegation.
In the past, I could assign a task to a colleague, and it would appear on
both my colleague's and my own task lists. When my colleague completed the
task, I would get an 'update' message, and the task on my list would be
marked as completed.
I can still delegate tasks, but I no longer get the automatic updating of my
task list when they are complete. On my colleague's computer, the task says
that the task was delegated to more than one person, which it wasn't. What
is going on?
I am using Outlook 2000, Windows 2000, and sending the task requests over
our LAN via Microsoft Mail (not Exchange or anything fancy like that).