Re: Notes question

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

Help me understand here.  When I leave a meeting isn't it done?  Granted
there might be some notes I need to clear up or something.  What is the
purpose of marking it 'done'?

Rob Berendt

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rob@dekko.com wrote:

> I think what you are supposed to be doing is scheduling a To Do.  If you
> pick a date, or a range of dates, for this To Do item then it will appear
> on your calendar.  At least on the first day of the range.  I don't know
> what happens once you get past that date, if it keeps following along.
> What I suspect would happen is that you'd have to edit that to do list
> entry to change the date you next plan on working it and using that for
the
> new starting date.  I don't much use the To Do list.  I use Word.  I find
> Word quite easy to shift my priorities around.

Dang (tm).  Every PIM I've ever used or tried has the ability to handle
recurring reminders or to dos or whatever you want to call them, with
the ability to mark them complete without removing them from the
calendar.  Usually by putting a line through the item.  And it seems
obvious to me that you should be able to mark a meeting 'complete'.  We
have a sales meeting every 3rd Monday.  As each is completed, I want to
mark it as such.

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-Jeff

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