Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
yes, given that this bug persists for at least 11 years it would be great to be fixed ...
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My Outlook's reminder winow has suddenly become much smaller
So instead of being able to see a list of reminders that have not yet been dismissed all that can be seen is one reminder at a time.
I have to manually scroll to view each reminder.
I can find no way to get the window to revert to its normal size.
Does anyone have any suggestions, please?
I have tried running "outlook.exe /cleanreminders" but this does not work
I am running Windows 11 64bit and Outlook 2021 Version 2406 Build 16.0.17726.20078
I have tried to upload two images but the upload fails each time
Thanks
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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yes, given that this bug persists for at least 11 years it would be great to be fixed ...
This worked! Thank you for the simple fix - not sure if it will "stick", but it is working properly now!
This fixed the problem for me, thanks.
I had a meeting which I had attended, but I didn't get around to dismissing the reminder.
Per April's post, I switched from the mail to the calendar, and closed outlook via the close X in the upper-right corner of Outlook's window. I didn't bother to do anything with the reminder window, I left it visible. When I clicked on the X ("the close box") the main window closed and the reminder closed, too.
Then I went ahead and opened Outlook again. The reminder wasn't visible. However, as you guys will remember, if you don't dismiss a reminder, it will come back, and so this one did, and it was displayed in a proper reminder window with all necessary pieces visible.
The bug is now fixed on my computer as well