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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / January 2006New Service for Outlook
Hello, I would like to post a quick message about my service, messagingreminder.com. The service simply synchronizes your Microsoft Outlook Calendar and you automatically receive appointment reminders on your mobile phone. It's so easy that you don't need to think about it, because it just works. Find more information at http://www.messagingreminder.com/ > Hello, I would like to post a quick message about my service, > messagingreminder.com. Your web page has one amusing line: "With messagingreminder.com, the only thing you need to do is to use your Microsoft Outlook Calendar. Your computer doesn't even have to be turned on." How does one use the Outlook calendar while the PC isn't on?  SignatureBrian Tillman Brian, it means that to receive your reminders, your computer doesn't have to be turned. Once you've synchronized with the service, you'll receive your reminders unlike other similar services that require your computer to be left on. But thanks for pointing this out and I'll clarify it on the web page. Matt. >> Hello, I would like to post a quick message about my service, >> messagingreminder.com. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > How does one use the Outlook calendar while the PC isn't on? > Brian, it means that to receive your reminders, your computer doesn't > have to be turned. Once you've synchronized with the service, you'll > receive your reminders unlike other similar services that require > your computer to be left on. Where will you receive them, if not on your computer? SignatureBrian Tillman > Brian, it means that to receive your reminders, your computer doesn't > have to be turned. Ignore my last question. I was asleep when I asked it. SignatureBrian Tillman No problem, I do appreciate your suggestion about clearing up the description though. Thanks, Matt. >> Brian, it means that to receive your reminders, your computer doesn't >> have to be turned. > > Ignore my last question. I was asleep when I asked it. |
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