Python Library to Create MS Outlook Tasks # Python Library to Create MS Outlook Tasks.Accordingly, in this article, you will learn how to create MS Outlook tasks programmatically in Python. While automating MS Outlook operations, you may need to work with Outlook tasks. Thus, you can keep track of the tasks assigned to you. Each task is an activity that is to be performed within a particular period of time. Last updated on July 3, 2012.MS Outlook allows you to create to-do lists that are comprised of different tasks. You can change the start/due date for tasks created in the "new item" row using date shortcuts in the Due date field or by clicking on the flag and choosing one. In older versions of Outlook, right click on the row of field names and choose Current view, then Other Settings. In Outlook 2010, this is on the View ribbon, View Settings, Other Settings. If the new item "Click here" row is not displayed, you can turn it on in the Custom view settings. To change the default Quick Click, right click on the flag column and choose Set Quick Click. When the Quick Click is set for Today, the reminder is 1 hour before the end of your work day. But if you use the To-Do List or the To-do Bar, the task picks up the end date from the default Quick Click. When you use the Click here to add a task row (or double click in it to open a task form), and are in Tasks, there is no start and end dates set. You can use date shortcuts, like 1d, 3w etc, but you need to enter a date. You need to tab into the fields and enter the dates. When you use the New button, Tasks have no start and end date by default. If using the new item row, where are you when you create the task: the Tasks folder or the To-Do List (or To-Do Bar)?.Are you using the New button or using the Click here to add a new Task new item row?.How do you change the default start date of a task to be today? Every new task defaults to None for the start and due date. How you create the new task form plays a part too, even which folder you are looking in when you type in the new item row makes a difference. The default you choose for Quick Click affects the default reminder date and time, as well as the default start and due dates. I've written about Tasks and default reminders at least once or twice, but this bears repeating:
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