If you're signing in to Outlook.com with a personal Microsoft account, simply selectthe check mark iconto access Microsoft To Do directly from the tasks pane on Outlook.com.
Please know, however, thatMicrosoft To Dodoes not currently support certain features available in Outlook Tasks, like the start and end dates, task status, task completion percentage, priority levels, task work hours, task colors, or the option to format text in notes. If you would prefer to use these features, you can access Outlook Tasks in the tasks pane by toggling The new Tasks off in the top right corner.
Our task pane isbecoming available to users on Outlook.com in stages. If you don't yet see the feature on Outlook.com, please bear with us while we work to bring it you.
Please note that this is currently only available for users logging in with a personal Microsoft account on Outlook.com. We do, however, plan to bring this functionality to work and school accounts as well asother platforms in the future.
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One of Microsoft To Do's features is an integration with Outlook Tasks. To view your To Do tasks on your Outlook Desktop client or on Outlook.com, use the same Microsoft account to sign in to both Microsoft To Do and Outlook.
You can create a task out of any Outlook item, such as e-mail message, contact, calendar item, or note. Drag an item to the Tasks icon in the Navigation Pane.
To display the To-Do Bar, select View > To-Do Bar. Select Calendar, Tasks, or People. You can pick one type of item to display in the To-Do bar, two types of items, or all three.
Any. do's Calendar integration was specifically designed to help you best manage your busy schedule alongside your daily tasks. This feature allows Any.do's calendar view to mirror events from any of your preferred calendar clients, such as Google and Outlook.
You can see your Microsoft Planner Tasks and any flagged Outlook emails in the To-Do app, and you can add tasks from other apps (like OneNote). To-Do gives you a good snapshot of your upcoming tasks across all Microsoft 365 apps, without a lot of context to the larger projects they may be a part of.
To Do is a smart list app that's integrated with Outlook so you can plan your day and organize tasks among lists. If you want to assign a task to someone else, you can share the list where the task lives, and then that person will see the task when you tag them. You can add as many tasks as you like in your task lists.
Microsoft To Do is free when you use your personal Microsoft Account, which means Microsoft To Do is available to all Microsoft 365 Family or Personal customers as well.
Many years ago, Project Server offered integration with Microsoft Outlook.However, in my opinion the integration was poorly done, and Microsoft later removed this functionality. There has been no attempt since then to provide this Outlook integration.
Microsoft Teams includes the Outlook add-in, which lets you create new Teams meetings directly from Outlook. You can also view, accept, or join meetings in either app.
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