REMOVING DUPLICATE BACKUP REMINDERS

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Candy

Hello,

I use Outlook 2007. I am getting duplicate reminders in my Outlook. The
duplicates are backup reminders. How do I stop the backup reminders from
appearing in the reminder popup window? That little window is so full that I
cannot see all of them at one time anymore. Where can I find a file that
holds all of my reminders so that I can easily edit and/or delete the ones I
no longer want?

You may think you’ve seem me write on this subject before. My posts do not
seem to be appearing in a timely manner. If anyone knows of some reason for
this, I’d appreciate the answer to that also.

Thanks in advance to whomever may be able to answer my questions.

Candy
 
I use Outlook 2007. I am getting duplicate reminders in my Outlook.
The duplicates are backup reminders. How do I stop the backup
reminders from appearing in the reminder popup window?
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What are 'backup reminders'? How are the reminders you are getting 'duplicates'?
That little
window is so full that I cannot see all of them at one time anymore.
Where can I find a file that holds all of my reminders so that I can
easily edit and/or delete the ones I no longer want?
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There is no file for reminders. Reminders come from events within your message
stores (aka PST files, or possibly an OST if you're connecting to IMAP/Exchange/Hotmail
via Outlook Connector).

I'm going to bet that you're going to be able to solve this by exiting Outlook,
going to Start - Run and running outlook /cleanreminders
You may think you've seem me write on this subject before. My posts
do not seem to be appearing in a timely manner. If anyone knows of
some reason for this, I'd appreciate the answer to that also.
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Don't use the web interface but use a news reader like Outlook Express instead.
http://www.insideoe.com/resources/communities.htm has steps on how to set
it up. The name of this group, for instance, is microsoft.public.outlook.
I would recommend adding a .invalid after your email address just to keep
spammers from easily catching it, or just signing up for an extra hotmail
account that you don't care if it gets spammed.
 
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