Reminder not displayed because folder does not support reminders

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escamoteur

Hi,

I included the reminder checkbox on my form region. When I create now an iterm in my Folder where I defined my Form as defult and
try saving the item with the checkbox enabled I get the message:

"Reminder will not be displayed, because reminders are nor supported in this folder. Do you agree? Yes/No"
(Translation from the German message)

What do I have to do that my folder supports reminders? I created the folder to hold Taskitems.

I'm using Outlook 2007

Best
Tom
 
Where is this Tasks folder located? Unlike earlier versions of Outlook,
Outlook 2007 does support reminders in a non-default Tasks folder as long as
it's in your default PST file or Exchange mailbox, or in a non-default PST
file.

About the only place you should see a message like that is in an Exchange
public folders Tasks folder, where reminders are not supported.
 
Do you have Windows Search installed and enabled? Reminders from non-default
folders depend on that. Otherwise I have no idea.
 
Yes, Vista comes with search.

I added a secondary PST to an Outlook 2007 setup. Then I created a new Tasks
folder in that secondary PST file and set up new a new task with a reminder
in both the default Tasks folder and the new Tasks folder in that PST file.
I got no prompt about reminders and the reminders in both folders showed up
in the To-Do Bar.

Select Tools, Instant Search, Search Options. In that dialog make sure both
your default and secondary PST files are checked under Indexing (Index
messages in these data files). That's the only thing you need set up for
this to work.
 
I know found it. It was not the search, but you gave me a good hint.

I created my PST file from my Add-In. And looking at the property page of the PST file I found that there is a check box that has to
be enabled in order to use reminders in the folder.

Thanks al lot
Tom
 
Now the question arises: How can I toogle this option at the propertie page of the store that enables remindes from my add-in.
Best
Tom
 
I haven't checked this out, but the setting is probably stored in the
registry somewhere. Run a program such as RegMon to see what gets written
out when you change the setting in the UI.

But for most settings like that Outlook will read the setting on startup but
never again. It writes out any changes but maintains the settings in memory,
so changing a registry setting will only work when Outlook isn't running.
 
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