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Fightncomet · 11-11-06, 01:43 PM

Well, my reminders stopped working again the other day. I soft reset my Axim and used Memmaid to find that a birthday was in the backlog. Then, I thought back to my Axim last stopped doing reminders. I'm pretty sure it was on my last friend's birthday.

In other words, I think (in my case at least) that the yearly type of reminder, like an anniversary or birthday, tends to get stuck in the backlog, causing the reminder malfunction to activate.

As always, if the reminders don't work and you use memmaid without a soft reset, I'm never able to see the reminder or duplicate that caused the mess. But if you soft reset your axim and take another look, you should be able to see the reminder(s) that are the culprit.

I hope this may be of some help to those of you out there who are not sure what is causing your reminders to malfunction. As of the moment, memmaid alone seems to be enough to fix them in my case:approve:

11-11-06, 01:43 PM	#70 (permalink)
Fightncomet Aximsite Minor League Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 125 Carrier: Cingular Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Trigger for reminders to malfunction... Well, my reminders stopped working again the other day. I soft reset my Axim and used Memmaid to find that a birthday was in the backlog. Then, I thought back to my Axim last stopped doing reminders. I'm pretty sure it was on my last friend's birthday. In other words, I think (in my case at least) that the yearly type of reminder, like an anniversary or birthday, tends to get stuck in the backlog, causing the reminder malfunction to activate. As always, if the reminders don't work and you use memmaid without a soft reset, I'm never able to see the reminder or duplicate that caused the mess. But if you soft reset your axim and take another look, you should be able to see the reminder(s) that are the culprit. I hope this may be of some help to those of you out there who are not sure what is causing your reminders to malfunction. As of the moment, memmaid alone seems to be enough to fix them in my case:approve: