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What is the difference between a task and an event?

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What is the difference between a task and an event?

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The following definitions are from the calendar help glossary: event – A calendar entry that represents something that will happen whether you take action or not. For example, meetings and birthdays are events. task – A calendar entry that represents some action by you. For example, writing a report and visiting a client are tasks. In general, an event is something you schedule on the calendar, and it happens at a specific time and place. A task occurs over time, and while it may need to be started at a specific time or completed by a specific time, the task itself does not. Finally, it should be noted that tasks can only be displayed in the main calendar in certain views. (ie. multiweek) Example: A staff meeting is an event; it happens at 9:00am on the 10th. Calling everyone on staff to review the agenda for the meeting is a task; it must be completed by 5pm on the 9th.

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