Appointment reminder problem

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Joe McGuire

I have an annoying problem with a single appointment in OL 2003/Win XP. It
is a friend's anniversary in March. Although I set a reminder for 2 week
ahead of the date each year so I can send a card, I am constantly reminded
of the event. For example, the reminder that popped up a few minutes ago
pointed out that it is 85 weeks overdue. That's over a year and a half! Of
course I always click to Dismiss. But it keeps coming back.
 
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Joe McGuire

Thanks! I sync OL with my Blackberry. Never heard of the /cleanreminders
switch. Where can I get that? Or do I have it already?

Diane Poremsky said:
Are you syncing with a PDA or cell phone?
Did you try restarting outlook using the /cleanreminders switch?

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Joe McGuire said:
I have an annoying problem with a single appointment in OL 2003/Win XP.
It is a friend's anniversary in March. Although I set a reminder for 2
week ahead of the date each year so I can send a card, I am constantly
reminded of the event. For example, the reminder that popped up a few
minutes ago pointed out that it is 85 weeks overdue. That's over a year
and a half! Of course I always click to Dismiss. But it keeps coming
back.
 
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]

Thanks! I sync OL with my Blackberry. Never heard of the /cleanreminders
switch. Where can I get that? Or do I have it already?

You have it already. Start>Run>outlook.exe /cleanreminders
Be sure to include the space in front of the slash.
 

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