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I'm looking for suggestions for methods or tools to help me manage
literally hundreds of task reminders. They pop up all day long interrupting my work and sometimes causing data entry errors. I need the tasks and the reminders. I've tried turning off the reminders, but What would be ideal, from my perspective, is some tool that would capture the reminders in some list (of "due" reminders?) so they don't pop up on the screen. Then have one single reminder pop-up (on some schedule that I could control) if there are any active or due reminders in the list. The tasks fall into some general groups. I suppose I could assign categories or something. Then if I could get one reminder for each group. Does anything like this exist? Can I create it with some custom configuring or a little coding? If code will work, I'll hire someone to write it. I'm using Outlook 2000, but will be upgrading soon, if that makes any difference. We're upgrading all of our computers. -- Using Outlook 2000 on Windows 2000 |
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You may try Cute Reminder. It does not exactly the same thing you
requesting, but it will show you unobtrusive non-interrupting pop-up reminders, which are incredibly easy to set up, delete, and postpone. You can also post sticky notes on your screen. The Pro version can run in the system tray and export/import data to/from MS Outlook. Nicholas ---------------------- Cute Reminder - your professional reminder solution http://www.CuteReminder.com LurfysMa wrote: I'm looking for suggestions for methods or tools to help me manage literally hundreds of task reminders. They pop up all day long interrupting my work and sometimes causing data entry errors. I need the tasks and the reminders. I've tried turning off the reminders, but What would be ideal, from my perspective, is some tool that would capture the reminders in some list (of "due" reminders?) so they don't pop up on the screen. Then have one single reminder pop-up (on some schedule that I could control) if there are any active or due reminders in the list. The tasks fall into some general groups. I suppose I could assign categories or something. Then if I could get one reminder for each group. Does anything like this exist? Can I create it with some custom configuring or a little coding? If code will work, I'll hire someone to write it. I'm using Outlook 2000, but will be upgrading soon, if that makes any difference. We're upgrading all of our computers. -- Using Outlook 2000 on Windows 2000 |
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LurfysMa wrote:
I'm using Outlook 2000, but will be upgrading soon, if that makes any difference. We're upgrading all of our computers. Outlook 2003's reminder window is unified - all reminders occur in the same window. -- Brian Tillman |
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On Fri, 20 Oct 2006 08:34:52 -0400, "Brian Tillman"
wrote: LurfysMa wrote: I'm using Outlook 2000, but will be upgrading soon, if that makes any difference. We're upgrading all of our computers. Outlook 2003's reminder window is unified - all reminders occur in the same window. Ahhh... Great news. That will add motivation to speed the upgrade. -- Using Outlook 2000 on Windows 2000 |
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