How many of you manage your tasks inside your calendar?
As of Office 2007, Bill Gates now does:
"Before the 2007 Office release, I never used the Outlook task feature, but now that tasks are automatically added to my calendar, it makes it much easier to stay on top of the important things I need to do."
What I'd like to know is, when Outlook adds a task to a calendar, does it create "busy" time so the task can be completed? Or does it depend? Can any Outlook users reading this explain how this works?
We have Outlook 2007 at work. You add tasks and they become items on the bottom of calendar views, but they don't occupy time.
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