Hi:

I'm just discovering how useful Windows Journal is and have started to use
Journal templates in my work. To learn more about this program I've been
searching the Microsoft site for tutorials. I found a page by Charlie Russel
in which he says you can insert the original calender information into a
Journal doc. When the meeting is ended you can sent the notes to the
attendees listed in the Outlook meeting info.

I'm using Outlook 2003 and can not seem to find this feature, do I need to
install any additional features to Office?

I think Charlie may have been using Office 2002.

Thank you for your time.

JoeG shared these words of wisdom:

> I'm just discovering how useful Windows Journal is and have started
> to use Journal templates in my work. To learn more about this
> program I've been searching the Microsoft site for tutorials. I
> found a page by Charlie Russel in which he says you can insert the
> original calender information into a Journal doc. When the meeting
> is ended you can sent the notes to the attendees listed in the
> Outlook meeting info.
>I'm using Outlook 2003 and can not seem to find this feature,
> do I need to install any additional features to Office?

I'm sorry for note being able to say if and how it might work with
Journal. I hardly used it so far because I bought OneNote immediately
after the arrival of my TabletPC. But from what I saw there, I doubt
that there might be an easy way.

As analternative to doing calneder stuff in Journal you may try
OneNote 2007.
A trial will be be available for downloaf from today.
You may have to wait a few days, however, as the server will for sure
be having a ghard time with the masses of requests.

> I'm using Outlook 2003 and can not seem to find this feature, do I
> need to install any additional features to Office?

OneNote makes a good combination with Outlook 2007.
The letter his built for communicating with OneNote.

Rainald