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I already checked under Options to make sure the Reminders box was turned on and set to display, but still nothing.

Help A. The Reminders feature in Microsoft Outlook uses an on-screen window to alert you to tasks and appointments you have scheduled in your calendar.

If you were still saving your reminders to the same folder you always have (typically your primary Calendar or Tasks folders) before they stopped working, you may have a corrupted or damaged file in the Reminders folder.

If you have the Run box option on the Start menu, select it, type in outlook cleanreminders and press the Enter key, or click on the O.K.

If you do not have the Run box right on your Start menu, type Run into the search box, open it, type outlook cleanreminders into the box and click on the O.K.

If Outlook still does not display reminders, Microsoft suggests returning to the Run box and typing in outlookresetfolders and then hitting the Enter key or the O.K.

The company has more information on the problem at support.microsoft.comkb286166.

Uninstalling Mac Apps Q.

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The Mac App Store brags that it makes it easy to install software right from the Internet.

But what if I dont like a program I install How do you uninstall something purchased from the Mac App Store A.

Simply dragging the apps icon in the Dock to the Trash only removes its shortcut from view; it does not remove the app itself from the Mac.

This can be a handy move, however, if you have too many icons crowding the Dock and do not need certain apps up front all of the time.) To remove a Mac App Store app from your computer, you uninstall it the way you uninstall most Mac programs.

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Just open the Applications folder on the Macs hard drive and drag the unwanted app to the Trash can; you may need to type in your administrator password to do so.

Then go to the Finder menu and choose the Empty Trash option.

While some apps may be completely removed this way, some may leave behind fragments like cache, preference or other supporting files.

Just click on the file or folder to select it and press the Alt Enter keys on the keyboard to pop open the same box.

Mac OS X users can get similar information on a selected file or folder by either right-clicking (or control-clicking) on the item and choosing Get Info from the menu.

As with Windows, the box also reveals other information, like the file type and the default program the computer uses to open it.

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