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doug carmichael
can i set to see tasks in monthly calendar view?
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Jocelyn Fiorello [MVP - Outlook]
You can show the TaskPad in Month view by dragging from the right side of
the window, but depending on your version of Outlook, the change may not
"stick" if you move out of the Calendar (or to a different view) and then
back to Month view. In Outlook 2003, the TaskPad seems to stick in all of
the Day/Week/Work Week/Month configurations. You can put a button for the
TaskPad on one of your toolbars if you don't don't feel like dragging from
the right side of the window every time.
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Jocelyn Fiorello
MVP - Outlook
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the window, but depending on your version of Outlook, the change may not
"stick" if you move out of the Calendar (or to a different view) and then
back to Month view. In Outlook 2003, the TaskPad seems to stick in all of
the Day/Week/Work Week/Month configurations. You can put a button for the
TaskPad on one of your toolbars if you don't don't feel like dragging from
the right side of the window every time.
--
Jocelyn Fiorello
MVP - Outlook
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please reply only to the newsgroup to preserve the message thread. ***
In
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susan
I've just installed Office 2003 and don't understand what you're describing here. I'd like to show my current tasks in the calendar window (like I could in previous versions of Outlook). But I don't understand what you're saying about "dragging from the right side of the window." Dragging what? which window? Why is this such an unexpected question? Don't people like to see (and be able to edit easily) their calendars and to do lists all at once? The Outlook Today window doesn't really work for this because editing it is not quick or easy
Thanks for any more detail. I'm glad it sounds like Outlook 2003 supports what I liked in earlier versions (unlike the decision to remove the Office Shortcut Bar from this release)
susa
----- Jocelyn Fiorello [MVP - Outlook] wrote: ----
You can show the TaskPad in Month view by dragging from the right side o
the window, but depending on your version of Outlook, the change may no
"stick" if you move out of the Calendar (or to a different view) and the
back to Month view. In Outlook 2003, the TaskPad seems to stick in all o
the Day/Week/Work Week/Month configurations. You can put a button for th
TaskPad on one of your toolbars if you don't don't feel like dragging fro
the right side of the window every time
--
Jocelyn Fiorell
MVP - Outloo
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In doug carmichael wrote
Thanks for any more detail. I'm glad it sounds like Outlook 2003 supports what I liked in earlier versions (unlike the decision to remove the Office Shortcut Bar from this release)
susa
----- Jocelyn Fiorello [MVP - Outlook] wrote: ----
You can show the TaskPad in Month view by dragging from the right side o
the window, but depending on your version of Outlook, the change may no
"stick" if you move out of the Calendar (or to a different view) and the
back to Month view. In Outlook 2003, the TaskPad seems to stick in all o
the Day/Week/Work Week/Month configurations. You can put a button for th
TaskPad on one of your toolbars if you don't don't feel like dragging fro
the right side of the window every time
--
Jocelyn Fiorell
MVP - Outloo
*** Replies sent to my e-mail address will probably not be answered -
please reply only to the newsgroup to preserve the message thread. **
In doug carmichael wrote
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susan
Success! Between what you mentioned here (dragging from the right) and what was listed in another forum (dragging from the right after the double-arrow cursor appears), I figured out that the Task Pad and monthly calendars are just hiding (shy little things) at the edge of the Calendar window. So, by dragging the edge of the Calendar (not the edge of the Outook window) to the left, the Task Pad and monthly calendars appeared. Next I turned off the Navigation Pane, and my calendar window is usable again. Thanks for the hint!
But, just curious why this functionality isn't documented anywhere in the Outlook online help? Is there any more comprehensive documentation? I'm a technical writer and am really disappointed at how poorly MS products are documented -- how would the average person ever figure out how to use even a fraction of the functionality? Don't know if anyone at MS listens to these comments, but if so, please hear the plea of a longtime user.
Thanks,
susan
----- susan wrote: -----
I've just installed Office 2003 and don't understand what you're describing here. I'd like to show my current tasks in the calendar window (like I could in previous versions of Outlook). But I don't understand what you're saying about "dragging from the right side of the window." Dragging what? which window? Why is this such an unexpected question? Don't people like to see (and be able to edit easily) their calendars and to do lists all at once? The Outlook Today window doesn't really work for this because editing it is not quick or easy.
Thanks for any more detail. I'm glad it sounds like Outlook 2003 supports what I liked in earlier versions (unlike the decision to remove the Office Shortcut Bar from this release).
susan
----- Jocelyn Fiorello [MVP - Outlook] wrote: -----
You can show the TaskPad in Month view by dragging from the right side of
the window, but depending on your version of Outlook, the change may not
"stick" if you move out of the Calendar (or to a different view) and then
back to Month view. In Outlook 2003, the TaskPad seems to stick in all of
the Day/Week/Work Week/Month configurations. You can put a button for the
TaskPad on one of your toolbars if you don't don't feel like dragging from
the right side of the window every time.
--
Jocelyn Fiorello
MVP - Outlook
*** Replies sent to my e-mail address will probably not be answered --
please reply only to the newsgroup to preserve the message thread. ***
In
But, just curious why this functionality isn't documented anywhere in the Outlook online help? Is there any more comprehensive documentation? I'm a technical writer and am really disappointed at how poorly MS products are documented -- how would the average person ever figure out how to use even a fraction of the functionality? Don't know if anyone at MS listens to these comments, but if so, please hear the plea of a longtime user.
Thanks,
susan
----- susan wrote: -----
I've just installed Office 2003 and don't understand what you're describing here. I'd like to show my current tasks in the calendar window (like I could in previous versions of Outlook). But I don't understand what you're saying about "dragging from the right side of the window." Dragging what? which window? Why is this such an unexpected question? Don't people like to see (and be able to edit easily) their calendars and to do lists all at once? The Outlook Today window doesn't really work for this because editing it is not quick or easy.
Thanks for any more detail. I'm glad it sounds like Outlook 2003 supports what I liked in earlier versions (unlike the decision to remove the Office Shortcut Bar from this release).
susan
----- Jocelyn Fiorello [MVP - Outlook] wrote: -----
You can show the TaskPad in Month view by dragging from the right side of
the window, but depending on your version of Outlook, the change may not
"stick" if you move out of the Calendar (or to a different view) and then
back to Month view. In Outlook 2003, the TaskPad seems to stick in all of
the Day/Week/Work Week/Month configurations. You can put a button for the
TaskPad on one of your toolbars if you don't don't feel like dragging from
the right side of the window every time.
--
Jocelyn Fiorello
MVP - Outlook
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In
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Jocelyn Fiorello [MVP - Outlook]
You might send your suggestions to (e-mail address removed), and put Outlook in
the subject line. Microsoft does listen to comments and wishes sent there.
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the subject line. Microsoft does listen to comments and wishes sent there.
--
Jocelyn Fiorello
MVP - Outlook
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reply only to the newsgroup to preserve the message thread. ***
In
susan said:Success! Between what you mentioned here (dragging from the right)
and what was listed in another forum (dragging from the right after
the double-arrow cursor appears), I figured out that the Task Pad and
monthly calendars are just hiding (shy little things) at the edge of
the Calendar window. So, by dragging the edge of the Calendar (not
the edge of the Outook window) to the left, the Task Pad and monthly
calendars appeared. Next I turned off the Navigation Pane, and my
calendar window is usable again. Thanks for the hint!
But, just curious why this functionality isn't documented anywhere in
the Outlook online help? Is there any more comprehensive
documentation? I'm a technical writer and am really disappointed at
how poorly MS products are documented -- how would the average person
ever figure out how to use even a fraction of the functionality?
Don't know if anyone at MS listens to these comments, but if so,
please hear the plea of a longtime user.
Thanks,
susan
----- susan wrote: -----
I've just installed Office 2003 and don't understand what you're
describing here. I'd like to show my current tasks in the calendar
window (like I could in previous versions of Outlook). But I don't
understand what you're saying about "dragging from the right side of
the window." Dragging what? which window? Why is this such an
unexpected question? Don't people like to see (and be able to edit
easily) their calendars and to do lists all at once? The Outlook
Today window doesn't really work for this because editing it is not
quick or easy.
Thanks for any more detail. I'm glad it sounds like Outlook
2003 supports what I liked in earlier versions (unlike the decision
to remove the Office Shortcut Bar from this release).
susan
----- Jocelyn Fiorello [MVP - Outlook] wrote: -----
You can show the TaskPad in Month view by dragging from the
right side of the window, but depending on your version of
Outlook, the change may not "stick" if you move out of the
Calendar (or to a different view) and then back to Month
view. In Outlook 2003, the TaskPad seems to stick in all
of the Day/Week/Work Week/Month configurations. You can
put a button for the TaskPad on one of your toolbars if you
don't don't feel like dragging from the right side of the window
every time.
--
Jocelyn Fiorello
MVP - Outlook
*** Replies sent to my e-mail address will probably not be
answered -- please reply only to the newsgroup to preserve
the message thread. ***
Indoug said:can i set to see tasks in monthly calendar view?
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Just a note here - you can also get this view to show by using the View Menu
and select Taskpad.
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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| Success! Between what you mentioned here (dragging from the right) and
what was listed in another forum (dragging from the right after the
double-arrow cursor appears), I figured out that the Task Pad and monthly
calendars are just hiding (shy little things) at the edge of the Calendar
window. So, by dragging the edge of the Calendar (not the edge of the
Outook window) to the left, the Task Pad and monthly calendars appeared.
Next I turned off the Navigation Pane, and my calendar window is usable
again. Thanks for the hint!
|
| But, just curious why this functionality isn't documented anywhere in the
Outlook online help? Is there any more comprehensive documentation? I'm a
technical writer and am really disappointed at how poorly MS products are
documented -- how would the average person ever figure out how to use even a
fraction of the functionality? Don't know if anyone at MS listens to these
comments, but if so, please hear the plea of a longtime user.
|
| Thanks,
|
| susan
|
|
|
| ----- susan wrote: -----
|
| I've just installed Office 2003 and don't understand what you're
describing here. I'd like to show my current tasks in the calendar window
(like I could in previous versions of Outlook). But I don't understand what
you're saying about "dragging from the right side of the window." Dragging
what? which window? Why is this such an unexpected question? Don't people
like to see (and be able to edit easily) their calendars and to do lists all
at once? The Outlook Today window doesn't really work for this because
editing it is not quick or easy.
|
| Thanks for any more detail. I'm glad it sounds like Outlook 2003
supports what I liked in earlier versions (unlike the decision to remove the
Office Shortcut Bar from this release).
|
| susan
|
|
| ----- Jocelyn Fiorello [MVP - Outlook] wrote: -----
|
| You can show the TaskPad in Month view by dragging from the
right side of
| the window, but depending on your version of Outlook, the change
may not
| "stick" if you move out of the Calendar (or to a different view)
and then
| back to Month view. In Outlook 2003, the TaskPad seems to stick
in all of
| the Day/Week/Work Week/Month configurations. You can put a
button for the
| TaskPad on one of your toolbars if you don't don't feel like
dragging from
| the right side of the window every time.
|
| --
| Jocelyn Fiorello
| MVP - Outlook
|
| *** Replies sent to my e-mail address will probably not be
answered --
| please reply only to the newsgroup to preserve the message
thread. ***
|
|
| In | doug carmichael wrote:
|
| > can i set to see tasks in monthly calendar view?
|
|
|
and select Taskpad.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to the
SWEN virus, all mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.
| Success! Between what you mentioned here (dragging from the right) and
what was listed in another forum (dragging from the right after the
double-arrow cursor appears), I figured out that the Task Pad and monthly
calendars are just hiding (shy little things) at the edge of the Calendar
window. So, by dragging the edge of the Calendar (not the edge of the
Outook window) to the left, the Task Pad and monthly calendars appeared.
Next I turned off the Navigation Pane, and my calendar window is usable
again. Thanks for the hint!
|
| But, just curious why this functionality isn't documented anywhere in the
Outlook online help? Is there any more comprehensive documentation? I'm a
technical writer and am really disappointed at how poorly MS products are
documented -- how would the average person ever figure out how to use even a
fraction of the functionality? Don't know if anyone at MS listens to these
comments, but if so, please hear the plea of a longtime user.
|
| Thanks,
|
| susan
|
|
|
| ----- susan wrote: -----
|
| I've just installed Office 2003 and don't understand what you're
describing here. I'd like to show my current tasks in the calendar window
(like I could in previous versions of Outlook). But I don't understand what
you're saying about "dragging from the right side of the window." Dragging
what? which window? Why is this such an unexpected question? Don't people
like to see (and be able to edit easily) their calendars and to do lists all
at once? The Outlook Today window doesn't really work for this because
editing it is not quick or easy.
|
| Thanks for any more detail. I'm glad it sounds like Outlook 2003
supports what I liked in earlier versions (unlike the decision to remove the
Office Shortcut Bar from this release).
|
| susan
|
|
| ----- Jocelyn Fiorello [MVP - Outlook] wrote: -----
|
| You can show the TaskPad in Month view by dragging from the
right side of
| the window, but depending on your version of Outlook, the change
may not
| "stick" if you move out of the Calendar (or to a different view)
and then
| back to Month view. In Outlook 2003, the TaskPad seems to stick
in all of
| the Day/Week/Work Week/Month configurations. You can put a
button for the
| TaskPad on one of your toolbars if you don't don't feel like
dragging from
| the right side of the window every time.
|
| --
| Jocelyn Fiorello
| MVP - Outlook
|
| *** Replies sent to my e-mail address will probably not be
answered --
| please reply only to the newsgroup to preserve the message
thread. ***
|
|
| In | doug carmichael wrote:
|
| > can i set to see tasks in monthly calendar view?
|
|
|
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