# Viewing your Tasks in Calendar

In the top left hand corner of Daylite there is an icon that looks like a small cog wheel. This is called the **Action Button**. Click on this icon, and then select **Show Tasks**.

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**Pro Tip:**

When you set a Task as Done it will disappear from the Calendar View if you do not have the Show Completed Tasks check on too.
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To view the details of a Task, you can:

* Select the Task in the Calendar View.
* Select the Details icon in the top right corner of Daylite.

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* Choose **View > Show Details** from the Daylite menu bar.
* Manually drag and drop a Task to change it's due date.

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Choosing any of these options will open up the Details pane, where you can see additional information such as any Notes, attachments, or Contacts that may be linked to the Task.

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**Did you know?**\
If you are viewing **My Calendar** (the Calendar of the user currently logged in) then you just see you own Tasks in the Calendar.

But if you are viewing **Other Calendars** (other users) or you have got smart lists that include other users, then you also get to see the Tasks of the other users.
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