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No problem with Time Sync<br />
Start 7:30 am<br />
End:8:00 am<br />
Duration :30 minutes<br />
Recurrence pattern:weekly<br />
Monday through Friday<br />
start : Fri 03/23/2012<br />
No end date<br />
<br />
Clicked OK<br />
Clicked Save &amp;&nbsp;Close
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No problem with Time Sync
Start 7:30 am
End:8:00 am
Duration :30 minutes
Recurrence pattern:weekly
Monday through Friday
start : Fri 03/23/2012
No end date

Clicked OK
Clicked Save & Close

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I guess the reminder was set to none. I changed it to 5 minutes. I will see if it will popup
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I guess the reminder was set to none. I changed it to 5 minutes. I will see if it will popup

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for some reason it is working now
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I am trying to create an event that will remind me every day Monday through Friday between 7:30 am and 8:00 am, but for some reason it doesn't popup to remind me at all.<br />
<br />
Any help on how to make it happen?<br />
<br />
Thanks
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I am trying to create an event that will remind me every day Monday through Friday between 7:30 am and 8:00 am, but for some reason it doesn't popup to remind me at all.

Any help on how to make it happen?

Thanks

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