...deep inside, that will remain if even we do! -- Dove Red Robin Harrogate England "Vince Averello [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: Try starting Outlook once with the /cleanreminders command... To do that click Run on the Start Menu and enter: Outlook.EXE /cleanreminders "Dove Red Robin" <DoveRedRobin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6117A238-7707-4CC3-9D21-4032B1C24BAD@microsoft.com......

... line switch to see if it helps. It helped me in the same situation. To do that click Run on the Start Menu and enter: Outlook.EXE /cleanreminders "Dove Red Robin" <DoveRedRobin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6117A238-7707-4CC3-9D21-4032B1C24BAD@microsoft.com... We have a new Vista Laptop and have installed Outlook 2003 ...

... to automatically reappear 30 seconds later. We can do everything that we do to Task / appointment reminders, except delete the permanently. Help to stop this happening and to remove the reminders would be much appreciated Red Robin -- Dove Red Robin Harrogate England

I am working with a new Vista Laptop, running Outlook 2003 version 11.8206.8202, with SP3 loaded. When a contact is added it automatically creates a reminder. I have now 33 reminders. If I dismiss the reminder, they go away and instantly re-creates new reminders. How can I get rid of the existing reminders and how do I stop it happening in the future? Many thanks in anticipation. -- Dove Red Robin Harrogate England

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