Using the Unprocessed Tasks List

Your Unprocessed Tasks list shows you all tasks that you entered but have not yet processed. When you add new tasks, they should always appear here, with the most-recently-entered tasks at the top. Collecting to your Unprocessed list is easy. Just add a new task, type...

Using the Unprocessed Tasks List

Your Unprocessed Tasks list shows you all tasks you entered in Outlook but have not yet processed. When you add new tasks, they should always show up here. To see the Unprocessed Tasks list, go to the Tasks view and select Unprocessed as the current view. Your...

Using the Unprocessed Tasks List

Your Unprocessed Tasks list contains the electronically entered tasks you have not yet processed. These are the tasks you added in the Scratchpad, items you triaged from your inbox, and unprocessed email in your actionable email folder. This is everybody’s...

Set Up the Unprocessed Tasks List

Choose an Unprocessed Tasks list method and make sure the list is easy to access, with a single click, without defining search terms each time. If you need to define and save a custom view, do it now and name it “Unprocessed”.

Set Up the Unprocessed Tasks List

You learned these steps when you configured the All Categories view, so this view can be set up quickly. Go to the Task view manager. Highlight All Categories. Copy and rename it “Unprocessed Tasks”. Select This folder, visible only to me (or This folder,...