I keep crashing my computer when I update my Tasks . . .

J

jtak

I had Office 2000 on my computer and was able to use Tasks extensively to
organize related e-mails and files by project/task. Now that I've upgraded to
Office 2007, adding e-mails and files to existing tasks takes up so much
processing power that the computer comes to a grinding halt - or crashes at
least once a day.

My IT folks have taken a look and blame the fact that my tasks are too
large. However, I had no problems in Office 2000.

Luckily, I work in a networked environment where I still have access to a
computer with Office 2000. I'm currently working back and forth between
computers but IT will be upgrading all computers to Office 2007 soon.

Any information or advice to remedy this problem would be greatly appreciated!
 

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