One thing I sometimes do is write a wrapper batch file: REM todo.bat Opened a command window (click Start, enter cmd in search, selected cmd. Fixed as follows in Win 7: Closed Outlook. One valid point that Scott brought up for using a batch file instead of a PowerShell script is that it was easier to run batch files from places like Start | Run, SlickRun, and apps like that. I have Outlook 2010 and had same problem with PST files from Outlook 2003/2007) double entries in the task bar each time I create a task or set a flag on an email item. $uniqueCategories = $items | Sort -Unique Categories | % TaskToCal displays your Outlook tasks automatically in your Outlook calendar. Calendar Printing Assistant for Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 (Machine). $items = $mapi.GetDefaultFolder( $olFolderTasks).Items By default, Outlook saves copies of calendar items, contacts, and tasks that are. # Check that it matches one of their already-existing categories, but only # if they haven't specified the -Force parameter. Click the File > Save & Close button to save the change. Please change the percentage completed in the Complete box. In the Tasks view, double click to open the specified task whose percentage completed you want to change. $hasError = $false # Assign the subject $task.Subject = $description # If they specify a category, then assign it as well. For changing only one task’s percentage completed in Outlook, please do as follows: 1. # Note: If you don't have the Outlook wrappers, you'll need # the commented-out constants instead $olTaskItem = "olTaskItem" $olFolderTasks = "olFolderTasks" #$olTaskItem = 3 #$olFolderTasks = 13 $outlook = New-Object -Com Outlook.Application Why Reminders for Repeating Tasks Don’t Work. Choose OK and Save & Close to complete the task. Define the Task Recurrence pattern such as the 1st day of the month or every Wednesday. # Create our Outlook and housekeeping variables. To repeat a task created in Microsoft Outlook: Set a reminder for the first occurrence of the task.
On the Task menu, click Assign Task and assign the task to another local user.
Enter a subject and select start & end dates (tomorrow, for example). # Add-OutlookTask.ps1 # Add a task to the Outlook Tasks list param( $description = $( throw "Please specify a description"), $category, $force ) I have a user with an odd problem which I have watched him duplicate repeatedly: In Outlook 2007 (.1014), click New -> Task.
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