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This is the third part of AgreeDo’s user manual. See the first part on how to prepare an agenda, and the second part on how to write and share meeting minutes. The third part somehow brings you back to the

The first part of the user manual discussed how to prepare an agenda for your meeting. Now we’ll see how we can use the agenda to turn it into meeting minutes using AgreeDo. Important: There’s no difference in AgreeDo between

Overview AgreeDo was designed to be used intuitively without the need to reading any manuals. However, AgreeDo offers many useful “hidden” features, so it might be worthwhile to read through this manual to discover the whole power of the tool.

Question: I just installed AgreeDo Plugin for Outlook. But then suddenly it disappeared from Outlook. How can I make sure this will not happen again? First of all the reason for this is that Outlook tends to automatically disable plugins

Question: I’d prefer a European date format instead an American one, for example instead of mm/dd/yyyy use dd/mm/yyyy. How can I do this? Answer: change your preferred language to British English like shown below in the AgreeDo Personal Settings:

Notifications in AgreeDo A basic principle in AgreeDo is that the user decides about notifications. The reason for this is that we do not want to annoy the users with lots of automatic notifications filling their email inboxes. An annoying

Sometimes you want to get rid of a meeting and its contents. While this is quite easy to do in AgreeDo, this article explains in detail how to delete a meeting in AgreeDo. First, you need to open it from

We often get questions from users about how to control the access rights to meeting minutes or agenda in AgreeDo. Often users ask how secure their content is. There are various options to keep your meeting content secure. We’ll try

I have registered AgreeDo. I am unable to get permission to enter “Assigned to” and “Due date”. I am just able to enter text. How can I assign a task to a user in AgreeDo? How to assign a task