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Hi, Darkejo1.<br />
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Yes, that's possible. &nbsp;I can do it in a couple of ways. &nbsp;The simplest way will require you to set a reminder 24 hours out. &nbsp;Will that work? &nbsp;If not, then I can use a timer to check once an hour, it just means more and therefore the possibility of more problems.
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Hi, Darkejo1.

Yes, that's possible.  I can do it in a couple of ways.  The simplest way will require you to set a reminder 24 hours out.  Will that work?  If not, then I can use a timer to check once an hour, it just means more and therefore the possibility of more problems.

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Sure, thatll work. Anyway that's easier for you! If possible. Can you explain it at all? I'm kind of interested in learning it a little.
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Sure, thatll work. Anyway that's easier for you! If possible. Can you explain it at all? I'm kind of interested in learning it a little.

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Is there a way to write a macro in outlook that's like a rule that will automatically send an e-mail when a meeting is 24 hours away? For instance, I have a meeting on my calendar and I need to be notified 24 hours before hand, but i'm unable to check my calendar. I'd like an e-mail forwared from my computer(which is left on with outlook running) that says something like , &quot;you have &quot;meeting name&quot; in 24 hours.&quot;
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Is there a way to write a macro in outlook that's like a rule that will automatically send an e-mail when a meeting is 24 hours away? For instance, I have a meeting on my calendar and I need to be notified 24 hours before hand, but i'm unable to check my calendar. I'd like an e-mail forwared from my computer(which is left on with outlook running) that says something like , "you have "meeting name" in 24 hours."

Outlook 2003 Calendar to E-mail using Macro

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.