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I had Outlook 2000 and was using Tasks extensively to organize related
e-mails and files. However, now that I've upgraded to Outlook 2007, adding
information into larger tasks takes up so much processing power that the
computer comes to a complete halt - or crashes.
My IT folks blame the size and quantity of my tasks but I didn't have this
problem with Office 2000.
Luckily, I work in a networked office and I'm currently working between two
computers, one with Outlook 2000 and one with Outlook 2007. Eventually, IT
plans to upgrade all computers over to Outlook 2007.
Any advice/suggestion you can provide would be appreciated!
e-mails and files. However, now that I've upgraded to Outlook 2007, adding
information into larger tasks takes up so much processing power that the
computer comes to a complete halt - or crashes.
My IT folks blame the size and quantity of my tasks but I didn't have this
problem with Office 2000.
Luckily, I work in a networked office and I'm currently working between two
computers, one with Outlook 2000 and one with Outlook 2007. Eventually, IT
plans to upgrade all computers over to Outlook 2007.
Any advice/suggestion you can provide would be appreciated!