> Get the original item with the reminder and change the reminder time and or
> flag due by property. That will remove the need to work with the Snooze
> property in those cases.
>
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> Ken Slovak
> [MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com> Author: Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Office Outlook 2003
> Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options
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> "j" <Evgeny...[ at ]gmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> > Thanks,
>
> > I solved this issue, the problem was that i tried to snooze
> > (programatically) reminder that not currently was Active (IsVisile =
> > false).
>
> > Why i need this, is because my AddIn logic sometime should replace
> > between mailitems, for example:
>
> > in inbox i have mailIem_1 with reminder, and suppose that reminder
> > already appeared in ReminderDialog and was snoozed for
> > some period of time, now new mail mailIem_2 arrived and should
> > replace the mailIem_1 so before deleting the mailIem_1 i need
> > to clone reminder's detials like reminderSet, RemiderTime and also the
> > was snooze property (NextReminderDate).
>
> > I do next because NextReminderDate property is readonly i can't
> > write: myNewReminderObj.NextReminderDate =
> > myOldReminderObj.NextReminderDate,
> > but i write: myNewReminderObj.Snooz( and here a pass
> > myOldReminderObj.NextReminderDate minus DateTime.Now) ---> on this
> > error i got the exception.
>
> > the problem is that myNewReminderObj.IsVisible is false and i can't
> > access it.
>
> > HOw can i figured out this problem?? some workaround??- Hide quoted text -
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