Outlook "Task" Functionality in an Access DB

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I want to incorporate an Outlook like "task" function in a DB I am creating. Essentially, I want to enable users to be able to create tasks with due dates where they can check on a due-dates and progress of each task when needed.

Additionally, I want to enable the functionality where the users can "flag" certain records in the DB with a follow-up date which can in turn be tracked by the task system.

I have a few different approaches in my mind, but I was wondering what you all thought? Also, if there are some examples out there with something simliar to this that would be great too.

Thanks!
 
Why don't you tell us your approaches and we will make suggestions. Your question is too broad so I don't think you will get an answer. No offense.
 
I want to incorporate an Outlook like "task" function in a DB I am creating. Essentially, I want to enable users to be able to create tasks with due dates where they can check on a due-dates and progress of each task when needed.

Additionally, I want to enable the functionality where the users can "flag" certain records in the DB with a follow-up date which can in turn be tracked by the task system.

I have a few different approaches in my mind, but I was wondering what you all thought? Also, if there are some examples out there with something simliar to this that would be great too.

Thanks!

Why - if Outlook does it- use outlook and patch your record into outlook

but if you want to you can I have in my draft system a diary function
and this has on it
date
action
memo
status
and tied to PK in my main table
this will do what you want but I build mine for a different reason - if you are wanting Outlook function use outlook - its pretty good at what it does - stable and everyone knows how to use it
you will be building something that you will have to train others on ..increase your d/b size and function ...etc
 
Keith has been a lot more polite than I - but same point really

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