Learn how to use the taskbar features in Windows. Hide the taskbar, pin an app, change the location, and more with taskbar settings.

With the To Do integration in new Outlook, you can create tasks anywhere from the My Day pane. Need to schedule a time to do a task? Use the drag feature to book time to work on it. Here's how.

Navigate and explore the Windows taskbar. It includes the main elements in the Windows taskbar like the Start button, Search, System tray, Notifications center, and Multiple display.

The To-Do Bar is one of the panes you can add to classic Outlook for Windows. You can use the To-Do Bar to display your upcoming calendar events, your task list, or your favorite contacts.

Similar to the To-Do Bar in classic Outlook, the My Day pane offers different options to customize the view, along with quick access to add a New event and Add a task, wherever you are.

You can choose to display your upcoming calendar events and tasks with My Day on Outlook's Mail, Calendar, People and Groups screens, or dig deeper by opening To Do within Outlook to manage …

You can add almost any piece of project information next to Gantt bars, such as people’s names, task costs, or task durations. And you can add text all over the bars, on top, underneath, or even inside.

In classic Outlook, you can create tasks for yourself that appear in your To-Do Bar, plus you can assign tasks to other people. Tasks you assign to others can be tracked in your To-Do Bar.

When you’re creating a new task or editing an existing one, you can pop it out into a new window by clicking the pop out icon in the upper corner of the message.

Although there are likely to be many series of interrelated tasks in your project plan, the series of tasks that will finish the latest is the project's critical path.