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Old 02-17-03, 05:30 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Outlook Calendar Question

Does anyone know how to change the work hours in the day view of the calendar funtion of Outlook on the Axim? I thought by changing them on my desktop and then synching it would make the change... not so.
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Old 03-26-03, 12:51 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I have the same problem but I see no one has answered it yet. Maybe by bumping this to the top someone will help.
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Same struggle here. Anybody?

Also, I'm still having trouble with duplicate recurring events showing up multiple times. Any thoughts?
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yeah, it's annoying... not everyone work from 8am-5pm
what annoys me more is that when i make a task reminder, it reminds me bloody 8am in the morning!!!!

PLEASE... does anyone out there know how to change that????
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what annoys me more is that when i make a task reminder, it reminds me bloody 8am in the morning!!!!

PLEASE... does anyone out there know how to change that????
I make it an appointment. That way I can set whatever time I want to be reminded. I can even make the reminder recur.
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yeah, then that renders the task feature useless!

i am using taskplus already and that helps a little...
still doesn't solve the problem with the work day hours
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Old 05-06-03, 06:24 AM   #7 (permalink)
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Agenda Fusion (and probably Pocket Informant, too) allow you to set Task reminder times. I think they also allow you to change "workday" hours. Do a search for those names on Aximsite. They are very popular apps.

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For change the work hours on your outlook calendar I used Tweaks2k2. It was very simple and there's a lot of utilities. The page is www.pc-counselor.com.

I had the same problem and I posted the same question on www.todopocketpc.com and Ctitanic (the creator of Tweaks2k2) answered me and safed me.

Sorry about my english I'm spanish, but I hope that i help you.;)
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