by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
There are different ways to handle an Unprocessed Tasks list, but the bottom line is this: tasks must leave the Unprocessed list when you have processed them properly. Use the most automatic method available for your task manager. Typical options include: Sorting...
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
Check the Sort Order If you don’t see your most-recently-entered tasks at the top, you probably clicked a column header by accident. (Outlook breaks the sort when you do that.) See sort instructions in Unprocessed Tasks list setup. After you set up your...
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
After you set up your Unprocessed Tasks view, it will be a permanent part of your Current View options. To see the Unprocessed Tasks view: Press Ctrl+4 to open Tasks. Click Tasks underneath the My Tasks bar in the Navigation pane. Click the arrows to the right if...
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
Unprocessed Tasks View in Outlook 2010 After you set up your Unprocessed Tasks view, it will be a permanent part of your Current View options. To see the Unprocessed Tasks view: Press Ctrl+4 to open Tasks. Select the Tasks folder in the Folders pane at the left. (You...
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
Open your Unprocessed Tasks view in Trog Bar by clicking on the link labeled “Unprocessed Tasks (##)” This opens a view showing all the tasks you have collected or triaged. The number next to the “Unprocessed Items” link tells you how many...
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