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I have been trying to use the "to do" list and every time I attempt to assign a due date (any future date from tomorrow and beyond) to the item the item disappears, immediately after selecting the date, from the screen of my visor. Interestingly enough, after I hot sync the item then shows up on the screen. Can anybody help me with this problem, I would appreciate any suggestions or advice.

Thanks
AJS

have you tried playing around with the "Details" and "Show" buttons at the bottom of the screen? Sounds like you may have only some "To Do" items set to display at given times.

And are you saying that they don't show in the "ToDo" list, or are you looking to have them show in Datebook+?

If you are doing it through datebook+, I think the "todo" moves to the day you assigned the completion date. Try looking there.



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Joe V. - Simi Valley, CA

The items do not show up on the ToDo list once I have chosen a date. I am not trying to get them to display in DateBook+ (although as per your suggestion I checked if the entries show up there and they do not). I have all the show buttons checked off on the disply setting except for "show completed items" and even when I check that off the new entry does not show up.
Thanks for your input, if you or anybody else have anymore suggestions it would be greatly appreciated.
AJS

Not to insult your intelligence, but isn't one of the check boxes "show only due items"? If it is not due yet, with this box checked (it sounded like you have this box checked) it will not show up. Try unchecking this option and try again.

I don't mind the insult to my intelligence or apparent lack thereof. Thanks for the help, my problem is solved (at least the ToDo List problem, my intelligence I'll still have to work on).
AJS