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by dklippert
Look on the Other Tab of Tools>Options.
Click the Advanced Options button.
Now choose Reminder Options. I think that's the way it worked.
by mjervis
by d. brinson
Go to Options - Other - Advanced Options - Advanced Tasks - click on Set reminders on task with due dates. This will only set reminders for those tasks that have due dates - if you don't always have due dates it won't help you.
Also, if your boss sends the task to someone else, outlook automatically sets the reminder off so that the person who accepts the task can set a reminder. The only way around this (that I know of) is to write some VB code.
by d. brinson
by mjervis
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