Here's as close as you can get to what you want:

Firstly, use the Start date for all Tasks as the day you want the Task to
appear on your list of things to do (TaskPad).

Set the view this way - View | TaskPad View | Active Tasks for Selected
Days.  That will make Tasks appear on the day they are set to Start.  So if
you want to call me in 3 weeks, you make a Task with a start date 3 weeks
from today.  Each day you turn Outlook on, you'll have today's meetings in
the Calendar and the Tasks beside them in the TaskPad.

I also set the TaskPad to group by Complete, then by Priority.  Show the
Categories, Owner columns etc in the TaskPad and you have a great way of
managing your work.

As far as seeing Tasks competed on certain days, you'll need to use the
Tasks folder and set up a view there.  The TaskPad is a subset of Tasks that
are date sensitive and it doesn't hold history the way you've described it -
it's designed to help you plan what needs to be done each day.

Judy Gleeson
Acorn Training and Consulting
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