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Reminders makes it easier than ever to remember the things you need to do. You can use it for all of life's to-dos, including grocery lists, projects at work, or anything else you want to track. And with iCloud, it's easy to keep all your devices in sync, so you’ll always have your reminders with you. Features Fast and easy to use • Use Siri to create reminders with your voice. • Tap the quick toolbar to easily add alerts for dates, times, and locations, or add a flag or attachment to your reminder. • Complete, tag, flag, or change the date and time for several reminders at once. • Use powerful keyboard shortcuts to speed up your workflow. • Add a widget to your Home Screen on iOS and iPadOS, or Notification Center on macOS, to view reminders lists. Powerful organization • Organize your reminders with tags to make them easy to find. • The Tag Browser lets you tap any tag, or combination of tags, to quickly view tagged reminders. • Smart Lists - Today, Scheduled, Flagged, All, and Assigned to Me, and Completed - automatically organize and display upcoming reminders. • Custom Smart Lists automatically include reminders that matter most to you by gathering to-dos based on tags, dates, times, locations, flags, and priority. • Sort reminders by title, priority, due date, or creation date. Or manually move reminders up and down within any list so they are in the order you prefer. • Use subtasks to add additional detailed tasks to a reminder. • Save a li...

We can't really assist you there, but we can help make sure you don't forget to reply to important messages that require responses by a certain date or time. You may also want to check out our quick guide to color coding Outlook messages, which makes it easy to separate required reading from junk mail: • In the second drop-down menu below the Reminder box, choose the time you want to receive your reminder. • The drop-down menu only provides reminder times in 30-minute increments, but you can click in the time field and type your own numbers if you want your alert to appear at another time. • If you want to add a custom audio tone, click the small speaker icon. Navigate to the location of the audio file on your computer, click Open and then choose OK to add the file. • Click OK to save your Outlook email reminder alert. • After you add an alert to a message, a small bell will appear next to it in your inbox. • After you add an alert to a message, a red flag will also appear next to it in your inbox. When you respond and want to remove the flag, simply click it and a green checkmark will appear. Al Sacco is content director of Future PLC's Mobile Technology Vertical, which includes AndroidCentral.com, iMore.com and WindowsCentral.com. He is a veteran reporter, writer, reviewer and editor who has professionally covered and evaluated IT and mobile technology, and countless associated gadgets and accessories, for more than a decade. You can keep up with Al on