Mark Lewis

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No, they go away but I occasionally have to look back at my completed tasks and they get mixed up in the bunch. I really need to delete them rather than filter them.
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No, they go away but I occasionally have to look back at my completed tasks and they get mixed up in the bunch. I really need to delete them rather than filter them.

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I use Outlook 2010 with an Exchange back end. I have 18 Tasks in my task list that will not go away. I've tried searching all my emails to see if some of these tasks match up but they do not. <br />
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I have tried deleting them and as well as Remove from the List. They go away for a couple of minutes and then you can watch them come right back. What gives? When does Delete not mean delete? Thanks for any help.
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I use Outlook 2010 with an Exchange back end. I have 18 Tasks in my task list that will not go away. I've tried searching all my emails to see if some of these tasks match up but they do not. 

I have tried deleting them and as well as Remove from the List. They go away for a couple of minutes and then you can watch them come right back. What gives? When does Delete not mean delete? Thanks for any help.

Outlook 2010 Tasks - Can't delete

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