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Good morning!
Thanks for taking the time to read this. I have searched around the forums for an answer, and I'm sure there is a simple (hopefully)one, but my dusty knowledge of Outlook is not helping me find it. I use an Outlook tasks table to manage in and out flow of jobs, and so far I haven't found another program that manages it as well with enough fluidity to make it clear enough for everyone else that needs to reference it as well. I am totally dependent on this table to get the job done. I had a nasty surprise this morning, finding it completely missing when I logged in. No goodbye note, suicide note or ransom note. I have restarted both Outlook and the PC itself, checked deleted items, archives, checked and turned on and off settings, views, any window, folder, tab or button I could open or click trying to find it. My IT guy has made a run at it as well and he can't find it either. Any roll back on the mail system will roll back the entire companies emails, whatever that means. I really don't want to recreate the wheel if I can help it, the schedule is pretty extensive. If anyone has a brilliant idea, a tip on a hidden cache, a weird Street Fighter combo of buttons, I would appreciate any help. |
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