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Automatic Calendaring?

 
 
Scott
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      30th Dec 2003
I have a need to create, on a regular basis, a series of
tasks/appointments that trigger off of a date certain.
In my law office, when a trial date is set by the court,
several critical cut-off dates are established for events
that must be completed at 15, 45, 60 and 90 days before
trial.

If I want to use Outlook to keep track of these various
deadlines, is there a way to create a form, or a VBA
script, that can automatically calendar all of the events
with the single entry of the trial date? I have
considered using Microsoft Project to create a template,
and import the tasks back into Outlook, but that seems
like overkill.

Any advice is greatly appreciated.

 
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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      2nd Jan 2004
http://www.taskline.info has a utility that can do this for you. It has all
kinds of built in dependencies that may just suit what you want to do.

Alternatively, you can check on google.com or slipstick.com for docket
scheduling software. I am sure that there are many examples out there that
will work for what you need.


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Scott <(E-Mail Removed)> asked:
| I have a need to create, on a regular basis, a series of
| tasks/appointments that trigger off of a date certain.
| In my law office, when a trial date is set by the court,
| several critical cut-off dates are established for events
| that must be completed at 15, 45, 60 and 90 days before
| trial.
|
| If I want to use Outlook to keep track of these various
| deadlines, is there a way to create a form, or a VBA
| script, that can automatically calendar all of the events
| with the single entry of the trial date? I have
| considered using Microsoft Project to create a template,
| and import the tasks back into Outlook, but that seems
| like overkill.
|
| Any advice is greatly appreciated.


 
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      12th Jan 2004
I wrote a program called CalendarPro that does just that. It is not available at this time. However, email me at (E-Mail Removed) with your operating system version, and I will email you the installation files


 
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