Paula De Niro
10-10-2007, 06:26 AM
Hi,
Yesterday I set some tasks, as I need to do several things at certain times every day. I had them set on Daily recurring, with no end date.
And yesterday, the first day of the tasks, everything went beautifully. A box came up and a sound was made, and I had the option to snooze or turn it off every time I had a reminder.
Today I get up and all my tasks are highlighted in red. So I click on them to make sure they are all gonna happen today as they did yesterday, but I have to manually change the date to today!
It also advises me that as the start date is in the past, I won't get a reminder! I NEED reminding every day - That's the whole point!!!
To add insult to injury, when I change everything manually, I end up with TWO identical tasks for each one, so I try to delete one, and immediately get a box reminding me to do the task NOW, despite it being nowhere near the time of the task!
What is the point of having a recurring function if I have to do everything manually each day?
Anyone know how I can set a daily task once, then forget about it? (til it reminds me to actually DO the task!)
I'm using Office 2000 with Windows XP btw.
Thanks
Paula
Yesterday I set some tasks, as I need to do several things at certain times every day. I had them set on Daily recurring, with no end date.
And yesterday, the first day of the tasks, everything went beautifully. A box came up and a sound was made, and I had the option to snooze or turn it off every time I had a reminder.
Today I get up and all my tasks are highlighted in red. So I click on them to make sure they are all gonna happen today as they did yesterday, but I have to manually change the date to today!
It also advises me that as the start date is in the past, I won't get a reminder! I NEED reminding every day - That's the whole point!!!
To add insult to injury, when I change everything manually, I end up with TWO identical tasks for each one, so I try to delete one, and immediately get a box reminding me to do the task NOW, despite it being nowhere near the time of the task!
What is the point of having a recurring function if I have to do everything manually each day?
Anyone know how I can set a daily task once, then forget about it? (til it reminds me to actually DO the task!)
I'm using Office 2000 with Windows XP btw.
Thanks
Paula