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MikeH
I'm having a problem digging up these answers online.
I am about to install Windows 7. No calendar is included. The calendar
which is part of Windows Live Mail does not do it for me -- it won't
generate pop-ups on the desktop (reminders must go to email or
WLMessenger -- which produces a short-lived pop-up) and there is no way to
snooze a reminder. Windows Calendar under Vista wasn't the greatest thing
ever but it did pop-up reminders that persisted until the user took an
action and the snooze options were good.
My question: how does the calendar in Office 2007 compare in these areas? I
realize that it has a rich set of capabilities but I am mainly concerned
with the aforementioned.
Thanks in advance.
I am about to install Windows 7. No calendar is included. The calendar
which is part of Windows Live Mail does not do it for me -- it won't
generate pop-ups on the desktop (reminders must go to email or
WLMessenger -- which produces a short-lived pop-up) and there is no way to
snooze a reminder. Windows Calendar under Vista wasn't the greatest thing
ever but it did pop-up reminders that persisted until the user took an
action and the snooze options were good.
My question: how does the calendar in Office 2007 compare in these areas? I
realize that it has a rich set of capabilities but I am mainly concerned
with the aforementioned.
Thanks in advance.