

In Outlook 2007 and Outlook 2010, the OneNote button can be found in the Actions group when opening the Calendar item.

These tasks will have a reference to the OneNote item which hold a reference back to the appointment which also has a reference to the OneNote page. From this OneNote page, you can then directly create Tasks in Outlook. When you have a saved appointment, you can link it to a page in a OneNote Notebook where you can add additional information. This is another situation where using OneNote’s integration with Outlook can offer a more streamlined solution than Outlook’s built-in solution.

Is there an easy way to somehow link this appointment and all its tasks together so I can see which tasks need to be completed before that appointment but also to see which appointment belongs to a specific task? It is important that I’ll be able to receive notifications whenever a Task is due as well as the final appointment. I’ve got an appointment/meeting for which I need to complete some tasks before the actual event is taking place.
