What do I do with completed outlook all day events

[quantumgardener]

How do people mark completed outlook all day events as being done. I look today and see 7 of them, 5 of which are complete. Do I just delete them which means I lose the record I have done something, or mark them in some other way.

David

[apinaud]

How do people mark completed outlook all day events as being done. I look today and see 7 of them, 5 of which are complete. Do I just delete them which means I lose the record I have done something, or mark them in some other way.

David

I use colors, so I change the colors (I have a Done! Color)

Other simple solution is to write DONE: after the text on the today action after it is done. (I did this before the Color Idea)

I hope this help

[Jeff Kelley]

I use colors, so I change the colors (I have a Done! Color)

Other simple solution is to write DONE: after the text on the today action after it is done. (I did this before the Color Idea)

I hope this help

I did the exact same things, I used to used to ass the "DONE:" text and just recently started using a "Completed" color.

Great minds think alike.

[quantumgardener]

Thanks. I have things currently set up to colour automatically based on @context but I think that's a bit of overkill. I'll select appropriate colours and work from there. It sounds like a good idea.

Except I have to modify it a bit. Being Australian I only have colours and not colors .

David

[apinaud]

Being Australian I only have colours and not colors

David

I hope then you have an Australian Outlook Version, because if you have an american one, you will be out of luck... (or will need to use colors )

Thansk for the good laugh

[jtabbi]

I always open these all day events and click the "Complete" checkbox. I wish it automagically would change the colo(u)r or italicize or something when you do that but it doesn't. Thanks for the good advise / work-around above.

James