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February 9th 06, 05:25 PM
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Outlook Reminder Issue
And yes, of course specifying a start date...I just assumed that but I should
have been more explicit. "Brian Tillman" wrote: scifibri wrote: Create new calendar item Check “all day event” Click Recurrence Select “Daily” Select an End By date at least 1 day after start date Set a reminder Try to save the item See error message You would think that this would be allowed for a few reasons, one being that you would like a reminder for at least the first occurence. But the first occurrence will already be in progress, since it is "today" (unless you specify a start date as well), and the time for reminding about it is long past, since midnight today already happened. The behavior Outlook demonstrates makes sense to me. -- Brian Tillman 
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