Calendar reminder?

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Jerry

Has a good calendar reminder been developed for Onenote? Thank you for any
direction here.

Jerry
 
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Rainald Taesler

Jerry said:
Has a good calendar reminder been developed for Onenote? Thank you
for any direction here.
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No, there is no such thing in/for OneNote.
Ana "active" calendar with reminders is a thing of Outlook.

Rainald
 
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Jerry

Erik
Yes, I am looking for a quick way to type a word or sentence reminder on a
calendar date that can readily be seen, edited or erased on some sort of
calendar in Onenote. I can already do this in Outlook ... which generally
allows you to see only a few words in the monthly view. So am looking for
something different
Jerry.
 
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Rainald Taesler

Jerry said:
Erik Sojka wrote :

Yes, I am looking for a quick way to type a word or sentence reminder
on a calendar date that can readily be seen, edited or erased on some
sort of calendar in Onenote. I can already do this in Outlook ...
which generally allows you to see only a few words in the monthly
view. So am looking for something different
Jerry.
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Sorry, I do not understand what you want to have :-( :-(

What do you mean by "reminder"?

Rainald
 
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David Olsen

There are a few calendar templates and powertoys available, e.g.
http://blogs.msdn.com/johnguin/arch...ndar-planner-powertoy-for-onenote.aspx--David Olsenwww.powerbits.com.au"Jerry" <[email protected]> wrote in messageErik> Yes, I am looking for a quick way to type a word or sentence reminder on acalendar date that can readily be seen, edited or erased on some sort ofcalendar in Onenote. I can already do this in Outlook ... which generallyallows you to see only a few words in the monthly view. So am looking forsomething different> Jerry.>> "Erik Sojka" <[email protected]> wrote in messageOutlook?>>>> Can you clarify what you're looking for?>>>> "Jerry" <[email protected]> wrote in>> Has a good calendar reminder been developed for Onenote? Thank you for>>> any direction here.>>>>>> Jerry>>>>>>>>
 
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Jerry

I'm sorry but that link is a dead end.

I don't know how to be clearer.

A reminder is just that ... Like a sentence that says "See dentist today at
1pm" that is written on a specific date in a calendar.
Jerry
 
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