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by radiic
I would try another uninstall/reinstall but use this tool from microsoft after the uninstall.
http://support.microsoft.com/search/preview.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q239938
This Q article describes how to completely remove office and has an eraser tool you download and run. I have had luck with the eraser tool helping with little weird things like yours.
Good Luck
Rad
ps. have you tried to do an windows update of your office suite. heres the address
by ravenhawk
by azraelissime
CAUSE
The following are four common causes for this behavior:
*Outlook is not running. Unlike Microsoft Schedule+, which has a separate file to handle reminders, the main Outlook program controls the reminders. If Outlook is not running, reminders do not appear.
*The Calendar or Task reminder is not in your primary folder. Reminders only trigger from within the primary Calendar or Task folders. Primary folders reside where you receive messages. When you set up an e-mail service, you designate either your mailbox Inbox or your personal folders (.pst) file Inbox as the mail delivery point.
For example, if you receive messages in your personal folders (.pst) file Inbox and you create an appointment reminder in your mailbox Calendar, the reminder does not appear. If you create the same reminder in your Personal Folders Calendar, the reminder does appear at the appropriate time.
*The Delivery option of your e-mail service is set to "None" (without quotation marks). Youmust specify a default delivery location for reminders to be processed.
*The Reminders folder is damaged or contains corrupt reminder items.
RESOLUTION
Use one of the following to work around this behavior:
*If Outlook is not running, start Outlook, and keep Outlook running to receive reminders.
*When you create reminders, verify that they are saved in your primary Calendar or Task folder.
*Quit Outlook, click Start , point to Run , type outlook /cleanreminders , and then click OK .
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