Outlook task recurrence: recur versus regen?


  1. markg2
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    Outlook task recurrence: recur versus regen?


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    When setting up a recurring schedule for a task, what is the difference between selecting recur every n weeks versus regenerate new after completing?

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  3. Neutron16
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    In second option task won't show up until you mark first or previous occurrence as completed.
    More info here.
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  4. markg2
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    Thanks for the link--
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