Diane, thanks for your quick response.
I will concede that I remembered wrong as to the available columns.
However, it seems that the calculation of "overdue" is different. In
2003,
it was calculating "overdue" against the Reminder Date/Time and in 2007 it
is
calculating "overdue" against the Due Date/Time. I would still like for
2007
to calculate "overdue" against the Reminder Date/Time. Is there a way to
specify how Outlook performs that calculation?
E.g. (I don't care that my due date is in 4 days, but I do care that my
reminder triggered 2 hours ago.)
Thanks again for your help.
Diane Poremsky said:
You remember wrong.
The view is the same in both 2003 and 2007.
http://www.xsolive.com/Outlook Screen shots/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=102 -
outlook 2007's is on top.
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I recall in Outlook 2003 that the Reminder Window had two headers:
"Subject"
& "Reminder Time". Since being upgraded to Outlook 2007 last week, I
noticed
that the Reminder Window now has these two headers: "Subject" & "Due
In".
Is
there away to swap out the "Due In" header and replace it with the
"Reminder
Time" header?
Thanks.