Here’s a more modest customization that I can’t figure out an easy way to achieve. Perhpas you can suggest an approach… On the list of Tasks, Outlook’s default behavior is to list the due date at the end of the task. I generally don’t use due dates, so I end up with most entries appended with “(None)”, which adds no information, and clutters the page. Is there a way to supress the printing of the due dates at the end of each Task?

Thanks!
Eric

thanks for this great article. I’ve been trying for a while to display as well the subject lines of a specified number of messages from my inbox on the OL today page. The only advice I found, however, was to integrate a folder object displaying the whole inbox instead of only a few lines of neat, customizable text.

Is there any way to do that?

Thanks

In this article I am using a custom addin to find the correct link to an item, maybe you can use something alike in your vba script to generate HTML links. Which you can in turn include in your Outlook Today page through simple HTML

Read: http://blog.cumps.be/writing-an-outlook-add-in/ for an example of the linking

http://wiki.cumps.be/_media/files/blog/outlooktoday/outlooktoday.zip

TY:)