Simple calendar/todo list for worker bees

[Babushka]

Simple calendar/todo list

Pop up a OneNote pad and type in my appointment or todo item. Click on
the calendar button which pops up a small calendar to select date to
assign task. Click on a clock button to popup a small clock to select time
to assign task. OR a 0 option for no specific time. Hit Enter or close
the pad to save task to outlook calendar.


1) Outlook calendar can print rolling 4 week calendar, weekly, daily.
2) Appointments print first, task without a time print last
3) Only first line of appointment/task is printed (complete appointment/task
is printed on daily)
4) At the end of the day/week/month I can popup a list of all
appointments/tasks
for that time period. I can highlight the ones I didn't get done and
reschedule
by clicking on popup calendar and popup clock.


That's it. That's all I want. So simple and efficient for worker bees
who don't have secretaries to manage their calendar.

 

[Erik Sojka]

Do you want to take notes or have shared/advanced calendar features?
What you describe can be done in Outlook natively without needing to be
generated from OneNote.

Maybe I"m missing what you're asking. Can you clarify?

 

[Dwight]

I share that request. Sure, we can do that in Outlook, but the very fact that
we're using OneNote for more tasks and organization makes it less seamless.
If I have a ToDo list, and I want to put a flag reminder and date on one, I'd
like to be able to click on a box and have the flag seamlesslessly integrated
to Outlook.

If you want us to use the organizational tool, it needs to tie in.

 

[TJanRap]

Maybe the solution to all of these requests would be tighter integration
between Outlook and OneNote. Maybe there could be a way to have OneNote work
through Outlook--or vice versa--so that there isn't any overlap of features,
but everyone could have the ability to manage tasks and appointments more
seamlessly.