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How do I change the click here to add a new task settings?

 
 
tj
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      4th Jul 2009
When I click to add a new task, the start date and due date automatically
fill with today's date. I would like to change this default setting to
"none". Haw can I do this?
 
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      4th Jul 2009

You mean where it says; "Click here to add a new task"?
You cannot change this when you are adding it via the To-Do List.
When you add it via the Tasks folder, then it will be set to <none>.

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> When I click to add a new task, the start date and due date automatically
> fill with today's date. I would like to change this default setting to
> "none". Haw can I do this?


 
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