Windows Live Mail Calendar function has no popup reminders.
After getting a silly hotmail account to placate Microsoft, for the
privilege of having a "reminder icon" to click on in my client. Still,
no popup reminders.
It is a feature they have taken away.



If I do set it up to send me an email reminder, under the email rules,
I cannot make Live Mai play a sound. I can only give it a color.
any ideas?
I really just need to create reminders at a preset time to pop up on
my computer screen.

Thanks,
Crzzy1.

Calendar event reminders are processed via
a. Email
b. Windows Live Messenger
c. SMS capable device

....and only if using a Live ID and reminders are configured in the web interface(Calendar, Options/More Options)

--
...winston
ms-mvp mail

"crzzy1" <cozzmo1@newsgroup> wrote in message news:c5f61281-b2da-4a5d-826b-b65155d9062a@newsgroup

>
> Windows Live Mail Calendar function has no popup reminders.
> After getting a silly hotmail account to placate Microsoft, for the
> privilege of having a "reminder icon" to click on in my client. Still,
> no popup reminders.
> It is a feature they have taken away.
>
> If I do set it up to send me an email reminder, under the email rules,
> I cannot make Live Mai play a sound. I can only give it a color.
> any ideas?
> I really just need to create reminders at a preset time to pop up on
> my computer screen.
>
> Thanks,
> Crzzy1.

"...winston" wrote:

> Calendar event reminders are processed via
> a. Email
> b. Windows Live Messenger
> c. SMS capable device
>
> ....and only if using a Live ID and reminders are configured in the web interface(Calendar, Options/More Options)
>
> --
> ...winston
> ms-mvp mail
>
> "crzzy1" <cozzmo1@newsgroup> wrote in message news:c5f61281-b2da-4a5d-826b-b65155d9062a@newsgroup

> >
> > Windows Live Mail Calendar function has no popup reminders.
> > After getting a silly hotmail account to placate Microsoft, for the
> > privilege of having a "reminder icon" to click on in my client. Still,
> > no popup reminders.
> > It is a feature they have taken away.
> >
> > If I do set it up to send me an email reminder, under the email rules,
> > I cannot make Live Mai play a sound. I can only give it a color.
> > any ideas?
> > I really just need to create reminders at a preset time to pop up on
> > my computer screen.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Crzzy1.

> .

Yep, Winston reiterates it. No pop-up reminders.
a simple, but necessary feature that MS has taken away from their email
client.
and in the same shameless stroke, force people to use their (Microsoft's)
email.

So the question still remains.
How do I get Pop-up Reminders on my desktop?
Thanks,
Crzzy1

There's always Outlook.
If you don't mind straying from MSFT,
Mozilla Thunderbird (email & news) has a great pop-up. And the Lightning
(calendar) add-on does as well.
However, Lightning doesn't work with the newly released TB 3.

http://www.mozillamessaging.com/en-US/thunderbird/

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/2313

--
Windows 7 Ultimate
http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview
http://download.live.com/wlmail


"Crzzy1" <Crzzy1@newsgroup> wrote in message
news89C8CD2-7F98-4785-99E7-DE489432134B@newsgroup

>
>
> "...winston" wrote:
>

>> Calendar event reminders are processed via
>> a. Email
>> b. Windows Live Messenger
>> c. SMS capable device
>>
>> ....and only if using a Live ID and reminders are configured in the web
>> interface(Calendar, Options/More Options)
>>
>> --
>> ...winston
>> ms-mvp mail
>>
>> "crzzy1" <cozzmo1@newsgroup> wrote in message
>> news:c5f61281-b2da-4a5d-826b-b65155d9062a@newsgroup

>> >
>> > Windows Live Mail Calendar function has no popup reminders.
>> > After getting a silly hotmail account to placate Microsoft, for the
>> > privilege of having a "reminder icon" to click on in my client. Still,
>> > no popup reminders.
>> > It is a feature they have taken away.
>> >
>> > If I do set it up to send me an email reminder, under the email rules,
>> > I cannot make Live Mai play a sound. I can only give it a color.
>> > any ideas?
>> > I really just need to create reminders at a preset time to pop up on
>> > my computer screen.
>> >
>> > Thanks,
>> > Crzzy1.

>> .

>
> Yep, Winston reiterates it. No pop-up reminders.
> a simple, but necessary feature that MS has taken away from their email
> client.
> and in the same shameless stroke, force people to use their (Microsoft's)
> email.
>
> So the question still remains.
> How do I get Pop-up Reminders on my desktop?
> Thanks,
> Crzzy1
>
>

You don't.
Msft hasn't made that feature available nor has the API been released for any third party to provide that option.

The options in the prior post(a,b,c) are all that is available and functional at this time for Windows Live Mail.


Alternative...choose a different email client with calendar and pop-up capability.



--
....winston
MS-MVP[Mail]

"Crzzy1" <Crzzy1@newsgroup> wrote in message news89C8CD2-7F98-4785-99E7-DE489432134B@newsgroup

>
>
> "...winston" wrote:
>

>> Calendar event reminders are processed via
>> a. Email
>> b. Windows Live Messenger
>> c. SMS capable device
>>
>> ....and only if using a Live ID and reminders are configured in the web interface(Calendar, Options/More Options)
>>
>> --
>> ...winston
>> ms-mvp mail
>>
>> "crzzy1" <cozzmo1@newsgroup> wrote in message news:c5f61281-b2da-4a5d-826b-b65155d9062a@newsgroup

>> >
>> > Windows Live Mail Calendar function has no popup reminders.
>> > After getting a silly hotmail account to placate Microsoft, for the
>> > privilege of having a "reminder icon" to click on in my client. Still,
>> > no popup reminders.
>> > It is a feature they have taken away.
>> >
>> > If I do set it up to send me an email reminder, under the email rules,
>> > I cannot make Live Mai play a sound. I can only give it a color.
>> > any ideas?
>> > I really just need to create reminders at a preset time to pop up on
>> > my computer screen.
>> >
>> > Thanks,
>> > Crzzy1.

>> .

>
> Yep, Winston reiterates it. No pop-up reminders.
> a simple, but necessary feature that MS has taken away from their email
> client.
> and in the same shameless stroke, force people to use their (Microsoft's)
> email.
>
> So the question still remains.
> How do I get Pop-up Reminders on my desktop?
> Thanks,
> Crzzy1
>
>