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Thanks for quick response.
If there are multiple appointments and the end time dose not have rules which means NOT FIFO, is it possible to recognize? for example, first appointment: starts at 1:00, ends at 1:30 -item1 second appointment : starts at 1:10, ends at 1:20 -item2 Thanks, soworl "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Any time you need to access an object from procedures in different modules, you can declare a global object variable and instantiate it. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "soworl" wrote in message ... Thanks Sue, it is really helpful. I works like that I want. I have another problem. can you advise me? thing is, Here is the sinario. When Reminder Fires, (1) get the Item.End time, (2) Dismiss Reminder, (3) wait by End time, (using Win32 API, http://www.vboffice.net/sample.html?...4&cmd=showitem) (4) and then set the appointment color label. Now (1)~(3) is done. but, (4) has problem. the funcion which is called from the timer dose not know that item. Is there any way to pass this item object to Timer? Please, Advice me. Thanks a lot ^_^ Here is my code. =ThisOutlookSession START=================================== Dim ReminderClass As New Class1 Private Sub Application_Startup() ReminderClass.init End Sub Private Sub Application_Quit() DisableTimer End Sub Public Sub Initialize_handler() End Sub =ThisOutlookSession END===================================== =Class1 START=========================================== Private WithEvents myolapp As Outlook.Application Private WithEvents colReminders As Reminders Sub Class_Terminate() Call DeRefExplorers End Sub Public Sub init() Set myolapp = Outlook.Application Set colReminders = myolapp.Reminders End Sub Public Sub DeRefExplorers() Set myolapp = Nothing Set colReminders = Nothing End Sub Private Sub colReminders_ReminderFire(ByVal ReminderObject As Reminder) Dim objItem As Object Set objItem = ReminderObject.Item interval = DateDiff("s", Now(), objItem.End) 'seconds ReminderObject.Dismiss EnableTimer interval * 1000, Me Set objItem = Nothing End Sub Public Sub Timer() MsgBox "Called from the timer" 'SetApptColorLabel(item,1) DisableTimer End Sub Public Sub SetApptColorLabel(objAppt As Outlook.AppointmentItem, _ intColor As Integer) ' requires reference to CDO 1.21 Library ' adapted from sample code by Randy Byrne ' intColor corresponds to the ordinal value of the color label '1=Important, 2=Business, etc. Const CdoPropSetID1 = "0220060000000000C000000000000046" Const CdoAppt_Colors = "0x8214" Dim objCDO As MAPI.Session Dim objMsg As MAPI.Message Dim colFields As MAPI.Fields Dim objField As MAPI.Field Dim strMsg As String Dim intAns As Integer On Error Resume Next Set objCDO = CreateObject("MAPI.Session") objCDO.Logon "", "", False, False If Not objAppt.EntryID = "" Then Set objMsg = objCDO.GetMessage(objAppt.EntryID, _ objAppt.Parent.StoreID) Set colFields = objMsg.Fields Set objField = colFields.Item(CdoAppt_Colors, CdoPropSetID1) If objField Is Nothing Then Err.Clear Set objField = colFields.Add(CdoAppt_Colors, vbLong, intColor, CdoPropSetID1) Else objField.Value = intColor End If objMsg.Update True, True Else strMsg = "You must save the appointment before you add a color label. " & _ "Do you want to save the appointment now?" intAns = MsgBox(strMsg, vbYesNo + vbDefaultButton1, "Set Appointment Color Label") If intAns = vbYes Then Call SetApptColorLabel(objAppt, intColor) End If End If Set objMsg = Nothing Set colFields = Nothing Set objField = Nothing objCDO.Logoff Set objCDO = Nothing End Sub =CLASS1 END=========================================== =Modul1 START=========================================== ' Modul: modTimer.bas Private Declare Function SetTimer Lib "user32.dll" (ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal nIDEvent As Long, ByVal uElapse As Long, ByVal lpTimerFunc As Long) As Long Private Declare Function KillTimer Lib "user32.dll" (ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal nIDEvent As Long) As Long Const WM_TIMER = &H113 Private hEvent As Long Private m_oCallback As Object Public Sub TimerProc(ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal uMsg As Long, ByVal wParam As Long, ByVal lParam As Long) If uMsg = WM_TIMER Then m_oCallback.Timer End If End Sub Public Function EnableTimer(ByVal msInterval As Long, oCallback As Object) As Boolean If hEvent 0 Then Exit Function End If hEvent = SetTimer(0&, 0&, msInterval, AddressOf TimerProc) Set m_oCallback = oCallback EnableTimer = CBool(hEvent) End Function Public Function DisableTimer() If hEvent = 0 Then Exit Function End If KillTimer 0&, hEvent hEvent = 0 End Function =Modul1 END============================================= "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: I would use ReminderFire, which will give you a Reminder object and thus the Item firing the object. You can Snooze or Dismiss the reminder if you don't want it to fire. This sample (adapted from Listing 11.22 in my latest book) shows only the reminders for items marked as Important and snoozes any others for an hour: Private Sub m_colReminders_ReminderFire _ (ByVal ReminderObject As Reminder) On Error Resume Next Dim objItem As Object Set objItem = ReminderObject.Item If objItem.Importance olImportanceHigh Then ReminderObject.Snooze 60 End If Set objItem = Nothing End Sub "soworl" wrote in message ... as I understand, Item return the reminder object when BeforeReminderShow is call, not appointment object. that's why my code (objRem.End) causes error. I can get the appointment item from the Application_Reminder I can get the reminder item from the BeforeReminderShow Is it correct? I need to use BeforeReminderShow event, not Application_Reminder. Is there any way to get Appointment item from BeforeReminderShow? right now, I'm looking into the Session to solve this problem. Thanks, soworl "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Item will return the item that fired the reminder, whether it's a message, appointment, task, or contact.You can then use whatever properties you need from that item. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "soworl" wrote in message ... Now, I solve one step using below code. but still have some questions. Is it possible to know the Appointment.EndTime using Reminder or Reminders? I only can find below property in Reminder. Application Property Caption Property Class Property IsVisible Property Item Property NextReminderDate Property OriginalReminderDate Property Parent Property Session Property if there is no endtime property in Reminder, can I make own reminder object? Or Is there any way using other object? give me some idea. thanks, soworl =============================================== Private Sub colReminders_BeforeReminderShow(Cancel As Boolean) Dim lngAns As Long Dim objRem As Reminder If colReminders.Count 0 Then For i = colReminders.Count To 1 Step -1 If Len(colReminders(i).Caption) 0 Then Set objRem = colReminders.Item(i) ' Interval = DateDiff("s", Now(), objRem.End) 'seconds -dosenot work ' MsgBox "interval=" & Interval colReminders.Remove (i) End If Next End If Cancel = True End Sub =============================================== "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Outlook 2003 and 2007 are the current versions of Outlook, those still within their support cycle. The object browser is your friend: Press ALt+F11 to open the VBA environment in Outlook, then press F2. Switch from All Libraries to Outlook to browse all Outlook objects and their properties, methods, and events. Select any object or member, such as Reminders.ReminderFire then press F1 to see its Help topic. "soworl" wrote in message ... Hi Sue, What do you mean the current version of outlook, 2007? I'm using 2003. Does that mean there is no way to solve this problem? Please, advise me. thanks, soworl "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: If you have a current version of Outlook, you'll have more options if you use events for the Reminders collection rather than Application.Reminder. "soworl" wrote in message ... is there any way to dismiss when Application_Reminder is called. I need to excute some code when reminder called, then I'd like to dismiss that reminder without clicking the dismiss button. when below code is running, the reminder cannot dismiss coz reminder is not visable. dismiss only can work it's visible. How can I solve this problem? |
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and also different appointments can end at same time.
"soworl" wrote: Thanks for quick response. If there are multiple appointments and the end time dose not have rules which means NOT FIFO, is it possible to recognize? for example, first appointment: starts at 1:00, ends at 1:30 -item1 second appointment : starts at 1:10, ends at 1:20 -item2 Thanks, soworl "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Any time you need to access an object from procedures in different modules, you can declare a global object variable and instantiate it. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "soworl" wrote in message ... Thanks Sue, it is really helpful. I works like that I want. I have another problem. can you advise me? thing is, Here is the sinario. When Reminder Fires, (1) get the Item.End time, (2) Dismiss Reminder, (3) wait by End time, (using Win32 API, http://www.vboffice.net/sample.html?...4&cmd=showitem) (4) and then set the appointment color label. Now (1)~(3) is done. but, (4) has problem. the funcion which is called from the timer dose not know that item. Is there any way to pass this item object to Timer? Please, Advice me. Thanks a lot ^_^ Here is my code. =ThisOutlookSession START=================================== Dim ReminderClass As New Class1 Private Sub Application_Startup() ReminderClass.init End Sub Private Sub Application_Quit() DisableTimer End Sub Public Sub Initialize_handler() End Sub =ThisOutlookSession END===================================== =Class1 START=========================================== Private WithEvents myolapp As Outlook.Application Private WithEvents colReminders As Reminders Sub Class_Terminate() Call DeRefExplorers End Sub Public Sub init() Set myolapp = Outlook.Application Set colReminders = myolapp.Reminders End Sub Public Sub DeRefExplorers() Set myolapp = Nothing Set colReminders = Nothing End Sub Private Sub colReminders_ReminderFire(ByVal ReminderObject As Reminder) Dim objItem As Object Set objItem = ReminderObject.Item interval = DateDiff("s", Now(), objItem.End) 'seconds ReminderObject.Dismiss EnableTimer interval * 1000, Me Set objItem = Nothing End Sub Public Sub Timer() MsgBox "Called from the timer" 'SetApptColorLabel(item,1) DisableTimer End Sub Public Sub SetApptColorLabel(objAppt As Outlook.AppointmentItem, _ intColor As Integer) ' requires reference to CDO 1.21 Library ' adapted from sample code by Randy Byrne ' intColor corresponds to the ordinal value of the color label '1=Important, 2=Business, etc. Const CdoPropSetID1 = "0220060000000000C000000000000046" Const CdoAppt_Colors = "0x8214" Dim objCDO As MAPI.Session Dim objMsg As MAPI.Message Dim colFields As MAPI.Fields Dim objField As MAPI.Field Dim strMsg As String Dim intAns As Integer On Error Resume Next Set objCDO = CreateObject("MAPI.Session") objCDO.Logon "", "", False, False If Not objAppt.EntryID = "" Then Set objMsg = objCDO.GetMessage(objAppt.EntryID, _ objAppt.Parent.StoreID) Set colFields = objMsg.Fields Set objField = colFields.Item(CdoAppt_Colors, CdoPropSetID1) If objField Is Nothing Then Err.Clear Set objField = colFields.Add(CdoAppt_Colors, vbLong, intColor, CdoPropSetID1) Else objField.Value = intColor End If objMsg.Update True, True Else strMsg = "You must save the appointment before you add a color label. " & _ "Do you want to save the appointment now?" intAns = MsgBox(strMsg, vbYesNo + vbDefaultButton1, "Set Appointment Color Label") If intAns = vbYes Then Call SetApptColorLabel(objAppt, intColor) End If End If Set objMsg = Nothing Set colFields = Nothing Set objField = Nothing objCDO.Logoff Set objCDO = Nothing End Sub =CLASS1 END=========================================== =Modul1 START=========================================== ' Modul: modTimer.bas Private Declare Function SetTimer Lib "user32.dll" (ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal nIDEvent As Long, ByVal uElapse As Long, ByVal lpTimerFunc As Long) As Long Private Declare Function KillTimer Lib "user32.dll" (ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal nIDEvent As Long) As Long Const WM_TIMER = &H113 Private hEvent As Long Private m_oCallback As Object Public Sub TimerProc(ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal uMsg As Long, ByVal wParam As Long, ByVal lParam As Long) If uMsg = WM_TIMER Then m_oCallback.Timer End If End Sub Public Function EnableTimer(ByVal msInterval As Long, oCallback As Object) As Boolean If hEvent 0 Then Exit Function End If hEvent = SetTimer(0&, 0&, msInterval, AddressOf TimerProc) Set m_oCallback = oCallback EnableTimer = CBool(hEvent) End Function Public Function DisableTimer() If hEvent = 0 Then Exit Function End If KillTimer 0&, hEvent hEvent = 0 End Function =Modul1 END============================================= "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: I would use ReminderFire, which will give you a Reminder object and thus the Item firing the object. You can Snooze or Dismiss the reminder if you don't want it to fire. This sample (adapted from Listing 11.22 in my latest book) shows only the reminders for items marked as Important and snoozes any others for an hour: Private Sub m_colReminders_ReminderFire _ (ByVal ReminderObject As Reminder) On Error Resume Next Dim objItem As Object Set objItem = ReminderObject.Item If objItem.Importance olImportanceHigh Then ReminderObject.Snooze 60 End If Set objItem = Nothing End Sub "soworl" wrote in message ... as I understand, Item return the reminder object when BeforeReminderShow is call, not appointment object. that's why my code (objRem.End) causes error. I can get the appointment item from the Application_Reminder I can get the reminder item from the BeforeReminderShow Is it correct? I need to use BeforeReminderShow event, not Application_Reminder. Is there any way to get Appointment item from BeforeReminderShow? right now, I'm looking into the Session to solve this problem. Thanks, soworl "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Item will return the item that fired the reminder, whether it's a message, appointment, task, or contact.You can then use whatever properties you need from that item. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "soworl" wrote in message ... Now, I solve one step using below code. but still have some questions. Is it possible to know the Appointment.EndTime using Reminder or Reminders? I only can find below property in Reminder. Application Property Caption Property Class Property IsVisible Property Item Property NextReminderDate Property OriginalReminderDate Property Parent Property Session Property if there is no endtime property in Reminder, can I make own reminder object? Or Is there any way using other object? give me some idea. thanks, soworl =============================================== Private Sub colReminders_BeforeReminderShow(Cancel As Boolean) Dim lngAns As Long Dim objRem As Reminder If colReminders.Count 0 Then For i = colReminders.Count To 1 Step -1 If Len(colReminders(i).Caption) 0 Then Set objRem = colReminders.Item(i) ' Interval = DateDiff("s", Now(), objRem.End) 'seconds -dosenot work ' MsgBox "interval=" & Interval colReminders.Remove (i) End If Next End If Cancel = True End Sub =============================================== "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Outlook 2003 and 2007 are the current versions of Outlook, those still within their support cycle. The object browser is your friend: Press ALt+F11 to open the VBA environment in Outlook, then press F2. Switch from All Libraries to Outlook to browse all Outlook objects and their properties, methods, and events. Select any object or member, such as Reminders.ReminderFire then press F1 to see its Help topic. "soworl" wrote in message ... Hi Sue, What do you mean the current version of outlook, 2007? I'm using 2003. Does that mean there is no way to solve this problem? Please, advise me. thanks, soworl "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: |
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For that scenario, you could use a wrapper class to maintain references to multiple appointments. (All the best Outlook add-in samples use wrapper classes.) Or, since you don't need events, you could maintain a collection of just EntryID and time values.
If that doesn't help, I'd suggest you start a new discussion thread, since you've shifted the focus of this one considerably and I'm no expert in WIndows API Timer operations. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "soworl" wrote in message ... Thanks for quick response. If there are multiple appointments and the end time dose not have rules which means NOT FIFO, is it possible to recognize? for example, first appointment: starts at 1:00, ends at 1:30 -item1 second appointment : starts at 1:10, ends at 1:20 -item2 Thanks, soworl "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Any time you need to access an object from procedures in different modules, you can declare a global object variable and instantiate it. "soworl" wrote in message ... Thanks Sue, it is really helpful. I works like that I want. I have another problem. can you advise me? thing is, Here is the sinario. When Reminder Fires, (1) get the Item.End time, (2) Dismiss Reminder, (3) wait by End time, (using Win32 API, http://www.vboffice.net/sample.html?...4&cmd=showitem) (4) and then set the appointment color label. Now (1)~(3) is done. but, (4) has problem. the funcion which is called from the timer dose not know that item. Is there any way to pass this item object to Timer? Please, Advice me. Thanks a lot ^_^ Here is my code. =ThisOutlookSession START=================================== Dim ReminderClass As New Class1 Private Sub Application_Startup() ReminderClass.init End Sub Private Sub Application_Quit() DisableTimer End Sub Public Sub Initialize_handler() End Sub =ThisOutlookSession END===================================== =Class1 START=========================================== Private WithEvents myolapp As Outlook.Application Private WithEvents colReminders As Reminders Sub Class_Terminate() Call DeRefExplorers End Sub Public Sub init() Set myolapp = Outlook.Application Set colReminders = myolapp.Reminders End Sub Public Sub DeRefExplorers() Set myolapp = Nothing Set colReminders = Nothing End Sub Private Sub colReminders_ReminderFire(ByVal ReminderObject As Reminder) Dim objItem As Object Set objItem = ReminderObject.Item interval = DateDiff("s", Now(), objItem.End) 'seconds ReminderObject.Dismiss EnableTimer interval * 1000, Me Set objItem = Nothing End Sub Public Sub Timer() MsgBox "Called from the timer" 'SetApptColorLabel(item,1) DisableTimer End Sub Public Sub SetApptColorLabel(objAppt As Outlook.AppointmentItem, _ intColor As Integer) ' requires reference to CDO 1.21 Library ' adapted from sample code by Randy Byrne ' intColor corresponds to the ordinal value of the color label '1=Important, 2=Business, etc. Const CdoPropSetID1 = "0220060000000000C000000000000046" Const CdoAppt_Colors = "0x8214" Dim objCDO As MAPI.Session Dim objMsg As MAPI.Message Dim colFields As MAPI.Fields Dim objField As MAPI.Field Dim strMsg As String Dim intAns As Integer On Error Resume Next Set objCDO = CreateObject("MAPI.Session") objCDO.Logon "", "", False, False If Not objAppt.EntryID = "" Then Set objMsg = objCDO.GetMessage(objAppt.EntryID, _ objAppt.Parent.StoreID) Set colFields = objMsg.Fields Set objField = colFields.Item(CdoAppt_Colors, CdoPropSetID1) If objField Is Nothing Then Err.Clear Set objField = colFields.Add(CdoAppt_Colors, vbLong, intColor, CdoPropSetID1) Else objField.Value = intColor End If objMsg.Update True, True Else strMsg = "You must save the appointment before you add a color label. " & _ "Do you want to save the appointment now?" intAns = MsgBox(strMsg, vbYesNo + vbDefaultButton1, "Set Appointment Color Label") If intAns = vbYes Then Call SetApptColorLabel(objAppt, intColor) End If End If Set objMsg = Nothing Set colFields = Nothing Set objField = Nothing objCDO.Logoff Set objCDO = Nothing End Sub =CLASS1 END=========================================== =Modul1 START=========================================== ' Modul: modTimer.bas Private Declare Function SetTimer Lib "user32.dll" (ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal nIDEvent As Long, ByVal uElapse As Long, ByVal lpTimerFunc As Long) As Long Private Declare Function KillTimer Lib "user32.dll" (ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal nIDEvent As Long) As Long Const WM_TIMER = &H113 Private hEvent As Long Private m_oCallback As Object Public Sub TimerProc(ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal uMsg As Long, ByVal wParam As Long, ByVal lParam As Long) If uMsg = WM_TIMER Then m_oCallback.Timer End If End Sub Public Function EnableTimer(ByVal msInterval As Long, oCallback As Object) As Boolean If hEvent 0 Then Exit Function End If hEvent = SetTimer(0&, 0&, msInterval, AddressOf TimerProc) Set m_oCallback = oCallback EnableTimer = CBool(hEvent) End Function Public Function DisableTimer() If hEvent = 0 Then Exit Function End If KillTimer 0&, hEvent hEvent = 0 End Function =Modul1 END============================================= "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: I would use ReminderFire, which will give you a Reminder object and thus the Item firing the object. You can Snooze or Dismiss the reminder if you don't want it to fire. This sample (adapted from Listing 11.22 in my latest book) shows only the reminders for items marked as Important and snoozes any others for an hour: Private Sub m_colReminders_ReminderFire _ (ByVal ReminderObject As Reminder) On Error Resume Next Dim objItem As Object Set objItem = ReminderObject.Item If objItem.Importance olImportanceHigh Then ReminderObject.Snooze 60 End If Set objItem = Nothing End Sub "soworl" wrote in message ... as I understand, Item return the reminder object when BeforeReminderShow is call, not appointment object. that's why my code (objRem.End) causes error. I can get the appointment item from the Application_Reminder I can get the reminder item from the BeforeReminderShow Is it correct? I need to use BeforeReminderShow event, not Application_Reminder. Is there any way to get Appointment item from BeforeReminderShow? right now, I'm looking into the Session to solve this problem. Thanks, soworl "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Item will return the item that fired the reminder, whether it's a message, appointment, task, or contact.You can then use whatever properties you need from that item. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "soworl" wrote in message ... Now, I solve one step using below code. but still have some questions. Is it possible to know the Appointment.EndTime using Reminder or Reminders? I only can find below property in Reminder. Application Property Caption Property Class Property IsVisible Property Item Property NextReminderDate Property OriginalReminderDate Property Parent Property Session Property if there is no endtime property in Reminder, can I make own reminder object? Or Is there any way using other object? give me some idea. thanks, soworl =============================================== Private Sub colReminders_BeforeReminderShow(Cancel As Boolean) Dim lngAns As Long Dim objRem As Reminder If colReminders.Count 0 Then For i = colReminders.Count To 1 Step -1 If Len(colReminders(i).Caption) 0 Then Set objRem = colReminders.Item(i) ' Interval = DateDiff("s", Now(), objRem.End) 'seconds -dosenot work ' MsgBox "interval=" & Interval colReminders.Remove (i) End If Next End If Cancel = True End Sub =============================================== "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Outlook 2003 and 2007 are the current versions of Outlook, those still within their support cycle. The object browser is your friend: Press ALt+F11 to open the VBA environment in Outlook, then press F2. Switch from All Libraries to Outlook to browse all Outlook objects and their properties, methods, and events. Select any object or member, such as Reminders.ReminderFire then press F1 to see its Help topic. "soworl" wrote in message ... Hi Sue, What do you mean the current version of outlook, 2007? I'm using 2003. Does that mean there is no way to solve this problem? Please, advise me. thanks, soworl "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: If you have a current version of Outlook, you'll have more options if you use events for the Reminders collection rather than Application.Reminder. "soworl" wrote in message ... is there any way to dismiss when Application_Reminder is called. I need to excute some code when reminder called, then I'd like to dismiss that reminder without clicking the dismiss button. when below code is running, the reminder cannot dismiss coz reminder is not visable. dismiss only can work it's visible. How can I solve this problem? |
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