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MICHAEL wrote:
> * Boswell: >> from today to tomorrow? > > Drag and drop it like a file over to tomorrow. > > > -Michael Pity real life isn't drag and drop really... you could put a lot of things off until next week  |
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* Charlie Tame:
> MICHAEL wrote: >> * Boswell: >>> from today to tomorrow? >> Drag and drop it like a file over to tomorrow. >> >> >> -Michael > > > Pity real life isn't drag and drop really... you could put a lot of > things off until next week If only it were that simple.... I'd be dragging and dropping stuff into at least 2068. How far ahead do the calendars go? ;-) Outlook just kept going and going and going.... -Michael -Michael |
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