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Pin Outlook Calendar & Tasks To Your Desktop

by | Sunday, 05th Jul 2009 | 1 Comment | Share

If you remember we had told you about a utility that would allow you to put pin outlook to your desktop, however if you are only looking to view calendar events and tasks we came across another called DeskTask.

Also Read: 12 Must Have Outlook Add-ins

DeskTask connects to Microsoft Outlook and displays your calendar and task items on the desktop.

 

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DeskTask Features

  • Your tasks will always be visible, saving precious time to launch or switch to Outlook.
  • Just minimize every window, and see what are the items due for today or tomorrow.
  • DeskTask displays the whole week so you can be prepared to organize your work.
  • Besides the calendar items, the Outlook to-do list (Folder Tasks) is also displayed.

DeskTask works with 2000 / XP / 2003 / 2007 on Windows XP, and .

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  1. Steve G on May 11th, 2011 at 1:15 pm #

    So minimize every window or just click on the Outlook icon, or wait for the reminders to show up in a dialog. This may be nice for eye candy but for a practical work purpose I dont really see the point.