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To Do, To Do, So Much To Do ... Put it in the Tasks View

Keep track of all those things you have to do to your Web Site by adding tasks to the FrontPage Explorer Tasks View.

The Tasks view in the FrontPage Explorer is a list of tasks required to complete a FrontPage web.

Tasks can be created from the Tasks View, New Task Button, located in the same place you would expect to find the new page button.  Or, from FP Editor, choose [Edit] [Add Task].

Each FrontPage web you have can have its own list of tasks in this view. When multiple authors are creating or editing a FrontPage web, the Tasks view can help them keep track of who is working on the web and what each author's assignments are.  You can add tasks and modify their names, assignments, and descriptions.

You can also remove tasks from the list at anytime. When a task has been completed, you can mark it completed then archive it or delete it from the Tasks view.

Some of the Wizards in the FrontPage Explorer and some FrontPage Editor commands add tasks to the Tasks view and link them to the appropriate web page or file. When a task is linked to a page or file, you can open that page or file in the FrontPage Editor from the Tasks view.

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