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Concetta.reda	Posted May 02, 2017 in: Toodledo Calendar Subscription (Outlook) All Day Events. Score: 0 Concetta.reda Posted: May 02, 2017 Score: 0 Hello, I have subscribed to my Toodledo calendar (combo option) on outlook. When I have an task that only specifies a start date or due date (no time), then that event is shown at 12:00 am on outlook. How can I make these types of tasks automatically be shown as all-day events? I've looked into my Outlook calendar settings and have not found an answer. The same thing happened when I subscribed on gcal. Can I fix this from the Toodledo side? Thanks, Concetta UPDATE: After having played around, there is no way to have an all day event, unless the tasks has a different start data and due date. I've tried doing things such as today 12:00 am to tomorrow 12:00 am, which is an idea I picked up from another forum question on this topic, but no luck. Related question referenced above: https://www.toodledo.com/forums/2/20358/-94144/read.html#jump This message was edited May 02, 2017.

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Posted May 02, 2017 in: Toodledo Calendar Subscription (Outlook) All Day Events.

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Concetta.reda
Posted: May 02, 2017
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Hello,

I have subscribed to my Toodledo calendar (combo option) on outlook.

When I have an task that only specifies a start date or due date (no time), then that event is shown at 12:00 am on outlook. How can I make these types of tasks automatically be shown as all-day events?

I've looked into my Outlook calendar settings and have not found an answer. The same thing happened when I subscribed on gcal. Can I fix this from the Toodledo side?

Thanks,
Concetta

UPDATE: After having played around, there is no way to have an all day event, unless the tasks has a different start data and due date. I've tried doing things such as today 12:00 am to tomorrow 12:00 am, which is an idea I picked up from another forum question on this topic, but no luck.

Related question referenced above: https://www.toodledo.com/forums/2/20358/-94144/read.html#jump

This message was edited May 02, 2017.