Outlook should let me schedule a series of tasks

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Outlook should let me schedule a series of tasks

Postby Y3BmYXVzZXI » Fri, 26 Nov 2004 00:59:07 GMT

ACT allows you to build a series of related tasks (i.e. tasks when you sign a 
contract)

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When an employee leaves our company, there are a number of things that need 
to happen, some of which occur on a timeline.  For example, they give 
notice.  On the morning of their last day, I disable their alarm 
code..during the day I setup changes to voicemail and email processing...at 
end of day I flip the switch on the voicemail and email changes and 
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delete their mailbox...etc, etc, you get the idea.

I'd like a way to create a workflow or a series of reminders, tasks, 
whatever...so when, for example, an employee leaves, I can easily create a 
whole set of tasks to accomplish for that event.  It seems to me that we 
should be past the days of having to work off a simple checklist and 
manually create/schedule all the tasks that must be accomplished for a 
particular scenario.  I'd like to pick a scenario - "New Employee", 
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tasks/reminders ready to fire according to a predetermined schedule.

Can Office somehow do this?

Thanks in advance for all comments.

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