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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / November 2005Calendar:
Calendar: I want each item to pop-up at it's given time, not all at once, this is how it works at my work office they should unless outlook is closed and you have missed all the notifications.  SignatureBill Rodgers MVP > Calendar: I want each item to pop-up at it's given time, not all at once, > this is how it works at my work office Outlook is always open and they pop up all together .,....Thanks > they should unless outlook is closed and you have missed all the > notifications. > > > Calendar: I want each item to pop-up at it's given time, not all at once, > > this is how it works at my work office A reminder will pop up at its given time, but will be included in the popup list, which makes it appear that they are all popping up at the same time. Thanks , you are probably right !!! > they should unless outlook is closed and you have missed all the > notifications. > > > Calendar: I want each item to pop-up at it's given time, not all at once, > > this is how it works at my work office > Calendar: I want each item to pop-up at it's given time, not all at > once, this is how it works at my work office Outlook 2003 has a combined reminder window. All reminders appear in the same window. Earlier versions had separate pop-up windows for each reminder. So, at home, you must be using a different version than you are at work. SignatureBrian Tillman |
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