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My line manager has just discovered tasks in Outlook 2000. He constantly
creates tasks and obviously sets the thing up so that he gets an update each
time I update the task. Is there any way to disable reporting or updating or
whatever its called? My intention is merely to make the whole experience less
'fulfilling' for the manager in the hope that he rediscovers the art of
conversation.
creates tasks and obviously sets the thing up so that he gets an update each
time I update the task. Is there any way to disable reporting or updating or
whatever its called? My intention is merely to make the whole experience less
'fulfilling' for the manager in the hope that he rediscovers the art of
conversation.