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Sounds like you have a lot of items going on there.<br />
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The only other way would be to revert to a backup, assuming you have one.<br />
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Hope you find it.<br />
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Alan
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My own answer was more complete. 
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I accidentally hit the delete button before reading a reminder in Outlook 2010. The problem is I use reminders to track very old events and usually have no less than 10 reminders popping up a day... often going unread for a week, etc. Now that I accidentally deleted one, I cannot find it again and have no idea what it was. It's not in deleted items, and I can see no way to find it other than going through probably 2000+ items in my calendar. <br />
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Anybody have a trick for this odd problem? Is there a way to arrange completed tasks(?) or something by completed date? Would deleting it be the same as completing it? <br />
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Similarly, is there a way to turn on a prompt for the delete button? 
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I accidentally hit the delete button before reading a reminder in Outlook 2010. The problem is I use reminders to track very old events and usually have no less than 10 reminders popping up a day... often going unread for a week, etc. Now that I accidentally deleted one, I cannot find it again and have no idea what it was. It's not in deleted items, and I can see no way to find it other than going through probably 2000+ items in my calendar. 

Anybody have a trick for this odd problem? Is there a way to arrange completed tasks(?) or something by completed date? Would deleting it be the same as completing it? 

Similarly, is there a way to turn on a prompt for the delete button? 

Sounds like you have a lot of items going on there.

The only other way would be to revert to a backup, assuming you have one.

Hope you find it.

Alan

Outlook 2010 deleted reminder accidentally

I accidentally hit the delete button before reading a reminder in Outlook 2010. The problem is I use reminders to track very old events and usually have no less than 10 reminders popping up a day... often going unread for a week, etc. Now that I accidentally deleted one, I cannot find it again and have no idea what it was. It&#39;s not in deleted items, and I can see no way to find it other than going through probably 2000+ items in my calendar. 

Anybody have a trick for this odd problem? Is there a way to arrange completed tasks(?) or something by completed date? Would deleting it be the same as completing it? 

Similarly, is there a way to turn on a prompt for the delete button? 

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