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I'm very customer-service oriented, so I don't like bugging end users about things like this unless there's a legitimate reason to do so. &nbsp;Thanks for the advice. &nbsp;I'll tuck my OCDness back in the closet for another time. Thanks, David.
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I'm very customer-service oriented, so I don't like bugging end users about things like this unless there's a legitimate reason to do so.  Thanks for the advice.  I'll tuck my OCDness back in the closet for another time. Thanks, David.

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Greetings. Simple question. &nbsp;I have a user with 1,150 calendar reminders. &nbsp;For some reason, she does not wish to delete them. Intuitively, it seems this is Not a Good Idea. &nbsp;Am I just being OCD or are there any Microsoft-documented adverse effects from having over a thousand non-dismissed calendar reminders pop up every time she opens Outlook ?<br />
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Thanks much.<br />
-Stephen
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Greetings. Simple question.  I have a user with 1,150 calendar reminders.  For some reason, she does not wish to delete them. Intuitively, it seems this is Not a Good Idea.  Am I just being OCD or are there any Microsoft-documented adverse effects from having over a thousand non-dismissed calendar reminders pop up every time she opens Outlook ?

Thanks much.
-Stephen

Outlook 2013 Reminders - User with 1,000 Reminders

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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.