Any program to manage my snoozed remainders?

[pepemosca]

Hi,

Is there any program to manage my snoozed remainders?

I mean, I would like to be able to delete a snoozed remainder, or know when it will appear again.

Thanks.

[Pony99CA]

Is there any program to manage my snoozed remainders?

I mean, I would like to be able to delete a snoozed remainder, or know when it will appear again.

Anything that allows viewing the DB_notify_queue database should help, but I haven't found anything that allows seeing the actual snooze time.

For example, check out Philippe Majerus' Scheduled Tasks Power Toy (http://www.phm.lu/Products/PocketPC/PowerToys/#PHMNtfy). You will be able to delete events, but not see if they've been snoozed.

There's also DelNotifyQueue by AleksSoft (no link), which is ugly, but at least you can tell if the item has been snoozed (you won't see the GMT time stamp like most events have).

Steve

[pepemosca]

Anything that allows viewing the DB_notify_queue database should help, but I haven't found anything that allows seeing the actual snooze time.

For example, check out Philippe Majerus' Scheduled Tasks Power Toy (http://www.phm.lu/Products/PocketPC/PowerToys/#PHMNtfy). You will be able to delete events, but not see if they've been snoozed.

There's also DelNotifyQueue by AleksSoft (no link), which is ugly, but at least you can tell if the item has been snoozed (you won't see the GMT time stamp like most events have).

Steve

Thanks Steve for all the information.

I saw PHM Scheduled Tasks. And I think is very good. But i thought that maybe there is a software more adapted to my needs. 8)

I have found (with the help of Google) the link of DelNotifyQueue (http://www.geocities.com/alexaleks3/).

But, I can't try any program. Because today I broke my "Volume -" buttom of my h5450. So my poor iPaq is at HP suport service :(
I'm so sad :cry:

[Pony99CA]

I have found (with the help of Google) the link of DelNotifyQueue (http://www.geocities.com/alexaleks3/).
That's the one. Turns out I was searching for "AlekSoft", not "AleksSoft" (two "s"s, not one). :oops:

I've updated my Software Links (http://links.svpocketpc.com/#LINKS_SOFTWARE) section to include that.

Steve

[pepemosca]

I'm glad I could help (at least in a small thing)
:D