that's the behavior I'm seeing too. Except mine are due tomorrow. That’s
probably based on the default quick flag - my default is tomorrow. Yep - in
a quickie test, the to-do task list picks up the quick flag time. You can
set the quick flag to None or use buttons or shortcuts to open task forms.
(ctrl+shift+k from any window)
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"Michael Kurtz" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Diane,
> I type the tasks into the blank line at the top of the To Do List and it
> automaticly adds the due date as today. I noticed that if I create the
> tasks
> using the new task button, the default due date is none. Very strange.
>
> "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:
>
>> How are you creating the tasks? My default start and due dates are None.
>> The only way I can get a default date is by entering it in the type a new
>> tasks field in the to-do bar.
>>
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>> "Michael Kurtz" <Michael (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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>> > Can I set the default due date for tasks in Outlook 2007 to "None".
>> > Most of the tasks I create do not require a due date.
>> > The default seem to be "Today"
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