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Dragging a task to the calendar

 
 
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      6th Jul 2007
I tried dragging a task to the calendar in the navigation pane. It doesn't
work on one particular desktop running Windows XP. It works for the same
user on other machines. Any suggestions?
 
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      6th Jul 2007
Put both PCs in Folder List view and see what's different about the method
used on each one. Drag to the Calendar using the FolderList. Then come back
and tell us.

Are both Calendars the person's primary Calendar?

Judy Gleeson
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>I tried dragging a task to the calendar in the navigation pane. It doesn't
> work on one particular desktop running Windows XP. It works for the same
> user on other machines. Any suggestions?



 
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