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Exact reminder times
Is there some verbage that enables exact reminders, instead of the offset by the reminder time? I like the current functionality of a 15 minute timer, but sometimes I'd like to get exact time reminders; something to the effect of:
"remind me at exactly 10:56 AM today to ask about exact reminders"
"remind me at exactly 10:56 AM today to ask about exact reminders"
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Inappropriate?Yup - I need the same function - something added to the syntax,
Sandy remind me to pick my nose at 3pm 1jan09 1 hour before
otherwise I always have to edit the reminder, which defeats the purpose. -
Inappropriate?I agree the ability to do the following would be great.
"Remind me at 4:10 to go to the 4:15 sales meeting on the 2nd floor at in room 124" -
Inappropriate?I concur that this would be a nice feature to have. -
Inappropriate?The topics "Remind about time A at time B" that I started a couple of months ago and "Change the reminder time with an email" also 2 months old cover this...there's no way to did it presently with a single email. You have to set your reminder, THEN reply to the confirmation asking to be reminded at your chosen time.
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Inappropriate?I would also love to have this ability. The standard interval is great for most things, but if an appointment is across town I might need 30 or 40 minutes lead time to get there. I don't need an exact "remind me at 8:15a" per se, but if there was a way to override the default reminder interval to a custom one (i.e., @alert30) for that reminder that would be fab. -
Inappropriate?You can set the reminder time via the website once you've scheduled the event. Specifying the exact reminder time via the email is possible, but still in testing so I'll let Rael decide whether or not he wants to start advertising that :)
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