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dirtycar74
First of all, let me say I'm not sure which group section this should be
posted in, so accept my apologies if posted incorrectly. Now that that is
over, let's commence to my question:
I'm running Office 2007SB, and I recently decided that I want to use the
importance settings (not just on the sending side, but on the receiving side
- the receiver should be the one to determine the importance of an item just
as much as the sender, with out having to leave the item as unread or marked
for follow up).
Since leaving messages/items unread is potentially misleading (especially if
you tend to have lots of email like i do), and marking something for follow
up just clogs up the system if you actually use outlook to manage tasks, like
i do...
There has GOT to be an easy way to set the importance of messages AFTER they
have been recieved in Outlook...
I know I can manually go into the properties page for the specific message
and set the importance there, so there has got to be a way of adding that
option to the toolbar area...
someone? anyone? ideas?
posted in, so accept my apologies if posted incorrectly. Now that that is
over, let's commence to my question:
I'm running Office 2007SB, and I recently decided that I want to use the
importance settings (not just on the sending side, but on the receiving side
- the receiver should be the one to determine the importance of an item just
as much as the sender, with out having to leave the item as unread or marked
for follow up).
Since leaving messages/items unread is potentially misleading (especially if
you tend to have lots of email like i do), and marking something for follow
up just clogs up the system if you actually use outlook to manage tasks, like
i do...
There has GOT to be an easy way to set the importance of messages AFTER they
have been recieved in Outlook...
I know I can manually go into the properties page for the specific message
and set the importance there, so there has got to be a way of adding that
option to the toolbar area...
someone? anyone? ideas?