Tasking - Advanced Outlook

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by - delegate Becky [1 post] (2008 Feb 26 Tue, 16:47) Reply

How can one person manage the tasking resource successfully for a group of people? For example; Managing everyone's task from my own tasking register on outlook?

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RE: Tasking - Advanced Outlook

by - trainer Jacob gold contributer [111 posts] (2008 Apr 24 Thu, 13:56) Reply

Hi Becky

Somehow this post got unallocated, sorry! If you are still looking for an answer, I would suggest you let us know the following:
1) Version of Outlook you are using
2) Confirm that you are using MS Exchange
3) Are you allocating tasks to other people, then getting them to accept them?

This will help, thanks.

Regards

Jacob

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