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Stefaan Meeuws
if you've used outlook tasks for a while, you probably also have a fair
number of tasks that have no start date: they don't need one right away
how i am showing the taskpad view together with calendar view and what does
that give?
1. most of these tasks have no start date, but they do have their status
set to in progress - and that's wrong: a task that has not started yet can
not be in progress!
2. so, to keep it simple: i want to do this:
from the moment that the user sets the due date of a task to today
(so he wants to get it over with today), i want 2 things:
a. the start date of that task must change automatically to the same
day he wants the task to be done
b. the status must no longer be not started! i want it to change to
deferred or waiting on someone
how do we do this in ms office 2003?
where can i learn? sample code? examples?
thanks in advance
stefaan meeuws
<stefaan dot meeuws at gmail dot com>
on mon 4-24-6 at 16h50 in time zone GMT+1
number of tasks that have no start date: they don't need one right away
how i am showing the taskpad view together with calendar view and what does
that give?
1. most of these tasks have no start date, but they do have their status
set to in progress - and that's wrong: a task that has not started yet can
not be in progress!
2. so, to keep it simple: i want to do this:
from the moment that the user sets the due date of a task to today
(so he wants to get it over with today), i want 2 things:
a. the start date of that task must change automatically to the same
day he wants the task to be done
b. the status must no longer be not started! i want it to change to
deferred or waiting on someone
how do we do this in ms office 2003?
where can i learn? sample code? examples?
thanks in advance
stefaan meeuws
<stefaan dot meeuws at gmail dot com>
on mon 4-24-6 at 16h50 in time zone GMT+1