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How come Outlook won't set reminders even though item is in Cal?



 
 
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Old June 14th 06, 10:53 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
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Default How come Outlook won't set reminders even though item is in Cal?

In Calendar, Outlook won't let me set reminders to saved appointments because
"the item is not in your Calendar or Task folder." What does this mean? How
do I get into the correct folder?
Same thing happens with Activites tab in Contacts because "Contacts folder
can't be found."
Thanks for any help.
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Old June 15th 06, 07:50 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
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Default How come Outlook won't set reminders even though item is in Cal?

It items are saved in a non-default folder, reminders will not fire.

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After furious head scratching, asked:

| In Calendar, Outlook won't let me set reminders to saved appointments
| because "the item is not in your Calendar or Task folder." What does
| this mean? How do I get into the correct folder?
| Same thing happens with Activites tab in Contacts because "Contacts
| folder can't be found."
| Thanks for any help.


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Old August 14th 06, 11:01 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Phillip
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Default How come Outlook won't set reminders even though item is in Cal?

I am having similar issues....I'm trying to create a shared calendar, or a
public calendar, so that several of us can get alarms about a certain class
of events. I don't really want to share all of my personal calendar, so
sharing that is out.

What work around, or ideas are there to sharing an alarm-abled calendar with
several people?

Asked another way, How does one add or place a new calendar in a default
folder so reminders will file. Or is therea way to make a new calendar a
default folder?

Or (least desirable)how does one automate the process of moving items added
to this shared calendar to a (the?) default folder. This is undesirable
because I doubt if changes or deletions would be appropriately updated on
the moved items. Further, I don't know what are, or what can be, or what
constitutes a default folder.

All help is appreciated.
 




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