Option to sync reminders/alerts
roggster says:
This is a real deal breaker for me.
Even if it is only supported on tasks - and then even if it simply uses the default reminder time from Options when a new task is synced from RTM to Outlook - ie MilkSync creates the task in Outlook and sets the reminder time on the due date - just as if I had created the task manually in Outlook 2010
I end up with a bunch of tasks in Outlook and never get prompted to act on them in Outlook.....
Even if it is only supported on tasks - and then even if it simply uses the default reminder time from Options when a new task is synced from RTM to Outlook - ie MilkSync creates the task in Outlook and sets the reminder time on the due date - just as if I had created the task manually in Outlook 2010
I end up with a bunch of tasks in Outlook and never get prompted to act on them in Outlook.....
(closed account) says:
I'm fully in support of this - I'm a mobile worker and I use Outlook on my desktop and RTM on my mobile. I want to maintain a set of synchronised tasks with synchronised reminders which pop up wherever I happen to be when the task falls due - and often I have tasks which need to be performed at a certain time of the day otherwise I'll miss the opportunity. I rely on task due date and time reminders to help me manage this. I'll move to whatever provider can do this for me (Astrid, Google, RTM, etc.)
jeradzan says:
+1 on this. I am in same boat as mckenzie.bridle. I need both RTM and Outlook reminders to be effective, especially since RTM does not repeat reminders for overdue tasks. With Outlook, even if a task is overdue, as long as it has a reminder, I can snooze the task or leave the annoying popup there until I complete the task.
(closed account) says:
+1 on this. It needs to pop-up when i am on my laptop.
(closed account) says:
I must for me
+1
+1
bobmalecki says:
me too, I want to maintain a set of synchronised tasks in Outlook with synchronised reminders which pop up wherever I happen to be when the task falls due - and often I have tasks which need to be performed at a certain time of the day otherwise I'll miss the opportunity. I rely on task due date and time reminders to help me manage this.
hmrc87 says:
Add this and I'm sold... Again :)
(closed account) says:
Amen! My only long-standing beef about RTM.
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