I suppose you could create tasks in a public folder - rather than assigning
tasks, put the assignees name in the Subject field - and expect everyone to
work their task from the public folder. If you use sharepoint server you
could use its task list instead.
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"amariepsu" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have been assigned the task of tracking all the action items that result
> from the staff meeting and their status. I was keeping track in an Excel
> worksheet on a shared network folder where the responsible personnel could
> view the entire log, or sort by their name only.
>
> I know this would be much easier in Outlook, considering that we have the
> Outlook Exchange Server, but how? I'm having trouble figuring out how to
> make
> it so everyone can view the whole log and all of the updated task
> statuses.
> However the user should only update their assigned tasks. I know that
> sharing doesn't work because the status is not updated. I don't want to
> keep
> a copy in my own folder because then I have 2 tasks and they could get all
> mixed up. How can I do it to where it is simply updated by the owner, and
> able to be viewed by others?