Outlook calender should be able to pop up reminders even if Outlo.

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Still Looking

The Outlook Calender is one of the most powerful of it's kind I 've seen.
however it's seriously lacking in one area. The calender needs a feature
added to it that will allow reminders to pop up without having to open the
porgram. The "Works" Calender has this function, but to install a whole
suite of programs I won't use this should be incorporated into "Outlook".
Please come out with a patch or update for this!! Because of this I have
been looking into other calenders.
 
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Works calendar loads at startup but not as an active window. For any
program to "work" it must be loaded into memory.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, Still Looking asked:

| The Outlook Calender is one of the most powerful of it's kind I 've
| seen. however it's seriously lacking in one area. The calender needs
| a feature added to it that will allow reminders to pop up without
| having to open the porgram. The "Works" Calender has this function,
| but to install a whole suite of programs I won't use this should be
| incorporated into "Outlook". Please come out with a patch or update
| for this!! Because of this I have been looking into other calenders.
 
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Still Looking

Yes I know it needs to be loaded into memory at start-up, I think this
portion of Outlook should be loaded at start-up. I personally do not always
need the email open all the time but the calender function is something that
is needed. Not all of "Works" is loaded at start-up either just the calender
is.
 

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