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SYMPTOMSWhen you create a new Appointment, Recurring Appointment, Meeting Request, Recurring Meeting, or All Day Event using Microsoft Outlook 97, the default behavior of the Reminder check box may appear inconsistent. CAUSEIf the appointment date and time is in the past, the Reminder check box is not selected by default. If the appointment date and time is in the future, the Reminder check box is selected by default. This behavior is a design feature of Outlook; there is no user interface to change this behavior. Outlook assumes you do not need a reminder for past appointments and do need a reminder for future appointments. MORE INFORMATION
If you create a custom form that has the Reminder check box either selected
or cleared, publish the custom form in your Forms folder, and assign the
custom form as your new default appointment form, the Reminder check box
reverts to the default behavior.
REFERENCESFor more information about how to create custom forms, type "custom form" in the Office Assistant, click Search, and then click to view "Create a form." Additional query words:
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