/resetfolders might help, that resets the linkages to the hidden Reminders
folder, among other things. Also, sometimes using /cleanfreebusy in
conjunction with /cleanreminders also provides some extra cleanup.

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Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
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Author: Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Office Outlook 2003
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options
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"Brian Tillman" wrote in message
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resonator80 wrote:

Using cleanreminders works, but it does not completely cure the
problem. First, the same error message as I described before appears.
Then, when I click it off, the reminders window comes up OK. When I
start Outlook without the cleanreminders switch, I get the error
message and never get the reminders window.

Does this mean that I will have to open Outlook using the
cleanreminders switch indefinitely? Is there a way to cure the problem
permanently?

You should have to use it only once. Are you using a POP account or an
Exchange account? If the former, were I in your shoes, I'd create a new
PST, make it the delivery location (bottom left of ToolsE-mail
AccountsNext), stop and restart Outlook, then copy all non-default
folders to the new PST with right-clickdrag-and-dropCopy, and all
default folders by opening each, selecting all the entries, and using
right-clickdrag-and-dropCopy. For the Calendar folder, the view must be
a list view like By Category before you can select everything. Finally,
I'd close the old PST with right-clickClose, then stop and restart
Outlook.
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Brian Tillman