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Originally Posted by Rrrockhound
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Guys, it isn't hard.  Think about Outlook for the desktop computer. When you get a reminder, you can either:
dismiss altogether, or
choose to snooze for 5 min, 10 min, etc. OR
snooze until a certain time (5 min, etc.) BEFORE the start of the appointment, which you had already specified when you set the appointment up.
This feature exists on the full Outlook and like mstamper, I also miss it.
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This is what I am talking about. YES, I can manually say "snooze for 53 minutes" if my meeting starts in 53 minutes - but, I want the SOFTWARE to calculate it for me- if I say "snooze 5/10/15 minutes BEFORE MEETING START TIME" I want the SOFTWARE to then calculate the amount of time remainging from when I hit the snooze button to the start of the meeting. If my meeting starts at 9am and I get to the snooze button at 8:15am I want to just tell the software "Snooze until 5 minutes before the meeting" and it would then figure out that it needed to remind me again at 8:55am. I do not want to have to figure it out that I need a 40 minute snooze.
Outlook on the PC does this exact functionality TODAY.