I have numerous cooking/sewing/travel magazines and seem to get renewal
requests long before they are due. I would like to keep a list of "due
dates" that I can refer to. Can you help me set this up?

You type a list. No help needed. Set it up in the way that makes sense to
you, it's your list.


On 2/18/05 6:59 PM, "mbecklady" wrote:

I have numerous cooking/sewing/travel magazines and seem to get renewal
requests long before they are due. I would like to keep a list of "due
dates" that I can refer to. Can you help me set this up?

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mbecklady wrote:
I have numerous cooking/sewing/travel magazines and seem to get
renewal requests long before they are due. I would like to keep a
list of "due dates" that I can refer to. Can you help me set this up?

Open Outlook and switch to the Calendar. Go to the day where a subscription
renewal is needed, click on the day and then right-click and select New
Recurring Event. Select the renewal frequency (Yearly, 6-monthly or
whatever), add the description of the event (e.g. Vogue Sub) and then set
the reminder to 2-weeks or whatever you prefer.

This is invaluable not just from Sub renewals, but Insurance, birthdays,
anniversaries but anything else that recurs with a regular pattern.

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Terry Farrell - Word MVP
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"mbecklady" wrote in message
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:I have numerous cooking/sewing/travel magazines and seem to get renewal
: requests long before they are due. I would like to keep a list of "due
: dates" that I can refer to. Can you help me set this up?