Is there a way to hare an alarm repeat until it is acknowledged?

C

cseid

When I'm at home, I'd like to have my Outlook alarms go off periodically
until I acknowledge them. That way, if I'm in another room when the alarm
goes off, it will keep going off at some regular interval until I clear the
alarm or hit snooze (and after the snooze period, the alarm would again
repeat until cleared).

Is there a way to do this?
 
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After furious head scratching, cseid asked:

| When I'm at home, I'd like to have my Outlook alarms go off
| periodically until I acknowledge them. That way, if I'm in another
| room when the alarm goes off, it will keep going off at some regular
| interval until I clear the alarm or hit snooze (and after the snooze
| period, the alarm would again repeat until cleared).
|
| Is there a way to do this?
 
B

Brian Tillman

cseid said:
When I'm at home, I'd like to have my Outlook alarms go off
periodically until I acknowledge them. That way, if I'm in another
room when the alarm goes off, it will keep going off at some regular
interval until I clear the alarm or hit snooze (and after the snooze
period, the alarm would again repeat until cleared).

Is there a way to do this?

There is myriad of freeware alarm programs on the 'net that would seem
better suited to this task.
 
C

cseid

Thanks Brian, but unfortunately, I'm want to be able to use Outlook so that I
can send appointments from work (where we use Outlook) to home and back just
by adding an attendee to the appointment. That way appointments that both my
wife and I need to know about can show up in both places.

I had heard that there was some way to have the alarm repeat using Outlook,
but I haven't been able to find anything on how to do it.
 
B

Brian Tillman

cseid said:
I had heard that there was some way to have the alarm repeat using
Outlook, but I haven't been able to find anything on how to do it.

As far as I know, Outlook has no alarms. It has reminders, but no alarms.
You can snooze your reminders for the needed interval or you can have
recurring reminders.
 

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