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How do I set up my second Outlook calendar to do reminders?

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Kikgrrl - 13 Dec 2005 22:13 GMT
I juggle a lot of different info in our small office, so I have two calendars
in Outlook. When I try to save appointments with reminders in my second
calendar, a popup says "not able to store reminder because this appointment
was not saved in Calendar or Task folders". I've tinkered with moving files,
and I'm getting really frustrated. I just want Outlook to do what I want it
to do, not what I tell it to do! Life would be grand if I could have
reminders in both calendars.
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] - 14 Dec 2005 05:16 GMT
You can't - reminders, flags ,etc. only work in the default folders that
Outlook creates.  You can get a small application written by Outlook MVP Ken
Slovak called Reminder Manager that will give you reminders in non-default
folders.  http://www.slovaktech.com

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After furious head scratching, Kikgrrl asked:

| I juggle a lot of different info in our small office, so I have two
| calendars in Outlook. When I try to save appointments with reminders
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| just want Outlook to do what I want it to do, not what I tell it to
| do! Life would be grand if I could have reminders in both calendars.

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