Is there a way to use Outlook as a free form diary / log. There are many
electronic diaries available on the market, but I like to use Outlook's tasks
and notes, but also need to record things that heppen each day. Calender is
more of an appointment maker, not a diary.

Any ideas?

thanks

Tony

What about the Journal folder? Sounds like a perfect fit.

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"Tony Hill" <Tony (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:51810039-1BFE-4A15-A617-(E-Mail Removed):

> Is there a way to use Outlook as a free form diary / log. There are many
> electronic diaries available on the market, but I like to use Outlook's tasks
> and notes, but also need to record things that heppen each day. Calender is
> more of an appointment maker, not a diary.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> thanks
>
> Tony

"Tony Hill" <Tony (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:51810039-1BFE-4A15-A617-(E-Mail Removed)...

> Is there a way to use Outlook as a free form diary / log. There are many
> electronic diaries available on the market, but I like to use Outlook's
> tasks
> and notes, but also need to record things that heppen each day. Calender is
> more of an appointment maker, not a diary.

OneNote seems more suited to this.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]