Is there a way to configure outlook to automaticly accept tasks that
are assigned to me?

I am mostly out in the field with my blackberry. When I get a new
task I see the email on my blackberry but it doesnt go in my task
list
until I go intot he office and accept the task.


If there a way to get new tasks to automaticly be accepted?
Or is there any way to accept from a blackberry, I am asking this on
some blackberry forums but figured the likely solution is some way to
automaticly accept the task.

On Jul 3, 4:30 pm, "tdmail...@yahoo.com" <tdmail...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Is there a way to configure outlook to automaticly accept tasks that
> are assigned to me?
>
> I am mostly out in the field with my blackberry. When I get a new
> task I see the email on my blackberry but it doesnt go in my task
> list
> until I go intot he office and accept the task.
>
> If there a way to get new tasks to automaticly be accepted?
> Or is there any way to accept from a blackberry, I am asking this on
> some blackberry forums but figured the likely solution is some way to
> automaticly accept the task.

Anyone have any ideas on this?

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>> Is there a way to configure outlook to automaticly accept tasks that
>> are assigned to me?
>>
>> I am mostly out in the field with my blackberry. When I get a new
>> task I see the email on my blackberry but it doesnt go in my task
>> list until I go intot he office and accept the task.
>>
>> If there a way to get new tasks to automaticly be accepted?
>> Or is there any way to accept from a blackberry, I am asking this on
>> some blackberry forums but figured the likely solution is some way to
>> automaticly accept the task.
>
> Anyone have any ideas on this?
>

Don't believe there's anything built into the product. Anything you'd buy
or program would require Outlook be running on your desktop, and if it shut
down for some reason, it won't work. Of course, if your blackberry is
syncing using the client and requires that Outlook be running as well,
that's a non-issue.

Now, a solution that runs on the server could be implemented, but that would
require cooperation from your IT department.
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f.h.