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by JamesNT - 12/17/2025 6:41 PM
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by Enio - 12/10/2025 12:32 PM
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08/23/2023 8:55 AM
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Does anyone know how to edit a reminder, i.e. you make a reminder for four weeks and save it. Then you decide six weeks. I can't see a way to edit that actual reminder.
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The received column which would mean when the reminder was set should say Date or Date of Reminder.
Bert
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Only thing I can think of would be to resend to yourself as a forwarded message.
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I think you have to delete it and start over. You can forward it to yourself and edit it, but you can't change the date it is supposed to pop u;p. I think this was a J.B. oversight. Maybe you could click on it, open it and the chance to reset when it is due would come up.
I have to admit I don't need to edit many.
Bert
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I just tried a few different ways myself. There is no way to edit the due date once created. You would need to delete it and start over.
Mark Dabeck
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