I wonder if anyone would know if Microsoft makes a program that would be like
outlook, but without the mail feature. I want a computer program that has a
main calendar that can be shared, along with a task list feature without the
clutter of the mail feature. Some sort of mass organizer with reminder
features... bells and whistles :P

"JMSwanson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I wonder if anyone would know if Microsoft makes a program that would be like
> outlook, but without the mail feature. I want a computer program that has a
> main calendar that can be shared, along with a task list feature without the
> clutter of the mail feature. Some sort of mass organizer with reminder
> features... bells and whistles :P

Outlook has a no mail mode. Just install Outlook and don't create a mail
account.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

You can use Outlook in nomail mode but its calendar is not sharable unless
you use Exchange server or a 3rd party utility.

Live and Gmail both offer calendars that can be shared.

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"JMSwanson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I wonder if anyone would know if Microsoft makes a program that would be
> like
> outlook, but without the mail feature. I want a computer program that has
> a
> main calendar that can be shared, along with a task list feature without
> the
> clutter of the mail feature. Some sort of mass organizer with reminder
> features... bells and whistles :P