Copyright: Reminders for Windows 95/NT Help Version 2.5 Copyright © 1997 Gregory Braun. All rights reserved.
Citation: Copyright © 1993-1997 by Gregory Braun. All rights reserved.


Contents
Reminders for Windows 95/NT

Copyright © 1993-1997 by Gregory Braun. All rights reserved.

 Introduction

 Installing Reminders

 Configuring Reminders

 Getting Started

 Editing Reminders

 Message Types

 Reminders Menus

 Toolbar Buttons

 Shortcut Keys

 Troubleshooting FAQs

 Comments and Upgrades

 Release History

 System Registry

 Software by Design Web Site

 BBS and Internet Operators


Introduction

Overview

Reminders for Windows 95/NT is a small freeware program that provides a simple means of creating on-screen reminders for important events. Event reminders are triggered when the specified time and date occurs.

Reminders can be created to trigger messages on a daily, weekly, monthly or annual basis. Reminders can also be used to run programs as scheduled events.

Sound (WAV) files can be assigned to reminder messages as well. The sound file you select will be played when the specified event is triggered.

Reminder Messages

When a message reminder is triggered a dialog box is displayed. You can press the [OK] button to confirm the message, or press the [Again] button to display the message again.

The [Again] button works like the "snooze" button on an alarm clock. Annual and Monthly reminders will be displayed again on the next day. All other reminder types will display a message again in two and one half minutes. The [OK] button confirms the message and resets the reminder.

Desktop Locations

Reminders’ location on the desktop is saved when the program is exited. Whenever you start Reminders it will reappear on the desktop where you last placed it. Reminders dialog box locations are also stored and reused the next time they are opened.

Taskbar Tray

Reminders for Windows 95/NT can be optionally configured to place it’s program icon in the Taskbar Icon Notification Tray. This option provides a simple means of keeping the taskbar button region clear for other running programs.


Installing Reminders

Installation

To install Reminders for Windows 95/NT on your computer simply create a new, empty folder and place the files; REMINDER.EXE and REMINDER.HLP there.

REMINDER.EXE	- The Reminders Application

REMINDER.HLP	- The Windows 95/NT Help File

Note: If you have an earlier version of Reminders for Windows 95/NT installed on your computer, simply replace the REMINDER.EXE and REMINDER.HLP files with the newer versions. Reminders stores configuration information in the MS Windows 95/NT System Registry.

Note: The REMINDER.INI file is no longer used and can be deleted. The various application settings specified in the Reminder Options dialog box as well as the main window’s size and location on the desktop are now stored in the MS Windows 95/NT System Registry.

Note: Some earlier versions of Reminders for Windows 95/NT included a REMINDER.WRI documentation file. This file has been replaced by the REMINDER.HLP file and can now be deleted.

Warning: If you rename the REMINDER.EXE file you must also rename the HLP file using the same basename. For example if you change the Reminders application file name to NewName.exe, rename the help file to NewName.hlp. The HLP file must reside in the same folder as the Reminders application file itself.


Configuring Reminders

Reminder Options

Select the File | Options menu item to display the Reminder Options dialog box. This window will allow you to change the various Reminders program settings listed below.

Edit Reminders While Running

Check this item to allow the creation and editing of messages while Reminders is running. If this item is not selected you will not be able to edit or create new reminder messages while Reminders is running. It is recommended that you keep this item checked.

Confirm Reminder List Deletions

Check this item to confirm the deletion of reminder messages. When this option is selected, a dialog box will be displayed asking you to confirm deletion of the currently selected message It is recommended that you keep this item checked.

Show Tool Bar Tips

Check this item to display small popup tip windows when the mouse pointer is placed over toolbar ribbon pushbuttons. A short description of the button currently beneath the mouse will be shown when this item is checked.

Place Icon in the Taskbar Tray

Check this item to display a small Reminders program icon in the Taskbar Icon Notification Tray. If this item is selected and the Reminders window is minimized a button will not be added to the Taskbar, to restore the Reminders window on the desktop press the small icon in the taskbar tray instead. This option is available to keep the taskbar free for other running programs.

Dark Window List Backgrounds

Check this item to display the text in list windows with a dark background instead of the paper white background MS Windows normally uses when displaying text.

Run Reminders Automatically at Launch

Check this item to automatically place Reminders in the run mode when the program is first launched. If this item is not checked Reminders will be started in the state it was last in when you exited. It is recommended that you keep this item checked.

Display All Outstanding Messages

Check this item to display reminder messages that occurred while Reminders for Windows 95/NT was not running. If this item is selected, messages that would have occurred while Reminders was not running will be displayed when Reminders is first launched. It is recommended that you keep this item checked.

Copy All Messages to the Disk Log

Check this item to copy all reminder messages to a disk log. If this item is selected reminder messages will be displayed as well as being written to the disk log. The disk log created is located in the same folder as the Reminders for Windows 95/NT application program itself, and will have the file name of REMINDER.LOG. This is a plain ASCII text file and can be viewed with any text editor that provides facilities for viewing ASCII text files. Microsoft NotePad and WordPad can both be used to view the REMINDER.LOG file.

Warning Sounds with Dialog Boxes

Check this box to play a short beep sound when Reminders displays a warning dialog box or an error occurs.

OK

Press this button when you have completed your selection of Reminders program options. When you press this button the Reminders Options dialog box will be closed and your settings will be saved.

Cancel

Press this button to close the Reminder Options dialog box without making any changes. If you have made any changes to the option settings, and then press this button your changes will not be used, and your previous settings will remain in use.

Note: The options you have selected will be saved when you press the OK button. The desktop location of the Reminder Options window itself will also be stored. Your settings will be saved in the MS Windows 95/NT System Registry.


Getting Started

Getting Started

If you are using Reminders for Windows 95/NT for the first time follow the steps and instructions described below to create a new Reminders document, define a reminder message and activate message checking.

1 - Creating a Reminders Document

First you will need to create a Reminders message file. This document will contain the message reminders you define. Select the File | New item on the File menu, or press the New button on the Tool Ribbon. When the MS Windows Explorer file browser is displayed enter a name for the Reminder file you would like to create.

Note: By default, Reminders uses the file extension, RMD for message documents. If you omit the file extension Reminders will automatically add the RMD file extension for you. Reminders for Windows 95/NT registers the RMD file extension with the MS Windows Explorer. Unless you have another application that uses the RMD file extension for it’s document files it is recommended that you use RMD for Reminder document files.

Tip: If you use the RMD file extension you will be able to double-click your mouse on Reminders documents and have them loaded by Reminders automatically.

After you have created a Reminders document it’s name will appear as the main window title followed by the word (Off). This is normal and will change later when messages are created and the Reminders program is activated.

2 - Creating a Reminder Message

Now that you have created a Reminders document you are ready to define a reminder message. Select the Edit | New Reminder item on the Edit menu, or press the Create button on the Tool Ribbon. When you create a new reminder message the Reminder Editing window will be displayed. Use this window to define a new message.

This window provides entry fields to specify the window title for the reminder, the message you would like to display and selections for the type of message event you wish to create. Refer to the Editing Reminders section of this help file for a complete description of the editing options available for the creation of reminder messages.

3 - Activating Reminders

The Reminders program needs to be configured to run the Reminders file you have just created. Select the File | Run item on the File menu, or press the Run button on the Tool Ribbon. This will activate Reminders and begin checking for messages that need to be triggered. When Reminders is in the Run state the (Off) portion of the main window title will be removed.

Note: Reminders must be in the Run state for message checking to take place.


Editing Reminders

Editing Reminders

Select the Edit | New Reminder or Edit | Edit Reminder menu item to display the Reminder Editing dialog box. This window will allow you to specify the various reminders message settings listed below.

Title

Enter the name for the reminder message here. The text you specify here will be used as the window title caption when the reminder message is displayed on the desktop.

Active

Check this item to make the reminder message active. If this item is not checked the message will not be triggered at the time you have specified. This item exists to allow the deactivation of reminder messages without having to delete them.

Message

Enter the message text you want to display for this reminder. The text you enter here will appear in the reminder message window when the event occurs.

Schedule

Select the type of reminder event you wish to create. You can pick the event frequency for recurring messages using this control. Message types include Once, Hourly, Daily, Weekly, Monthly and Annually. See the Message Types section of this help file for a complete description of the various event types available.

At

Specify the time of day that you want the message to be triggered and displayed. Times are specified using the HH:MM AM/PM format. Hourly messages use the MM format

On

Specify the date that you want the message to be triggered and displayed on. Dates are specified using the MM/DD format. Reminder messages specified as Once use the MM/DD/YY format. Monthly messages use the DD format.

Mon thru Sun

Select the days of the week you want to trigger and display the message. These entry fields will be enabled and disabled depending on the type of event you’ve scheduled. Daily events will allow you to specify more than one day of the week, while Weekly events will only allow a single day to be selected.

Last

This item is used for Monthly reminders to specify the last day of the month. It will be disabled for all other event types.

10 Minutes Before

Check this item to display the message ten minutes before the event time you originally specified. Using this option in combination with the [Again] button will allow you to be reminded several times before the actual time of the reminder occurs. If Monthly or Annual reminders are specified this item will change to 5 Days Before.

Message Sound

Check this item to play an optional sound (WAV) file, or beep when the specified event occurs.

Wave File

Use this entry field to specify a sound file to be played when the message is triggered and displayed on the desktop. Press the browse [...] button to the right of this field to select a WAV file automatically using the standard MS Windows Explorer file browser.

Run a program at the scheduled time

Check this item to specify that a program be run at the scheduled time.

Program

Use this entry field to specify the file name of the program you wish to run. Press the browse [...] button to the right of this field to select a program file automatically using the standard MS Windows Explorer file browser.

Command

Use this entry field to specify any additional command arguments the program may require.

Run Minimized

Check this box to run the specified program as an icon on the desktop.

Test

Press this button to test the reminder message you are currently editing. The reminder message will appear on the desktop just as it would if it where triggered normally. If you are testing a reminder message that runs a program, the program will be launched and run just as though the scheduled event had occurred. If a sound file is associated with the event it will also be played when this button is pressed.

OK

Press this button to close the Reminder Editing window and save the changes you have made.

Cancel

Press this button to close the Reminder Editing window and cancel any editing changes you may have made to the current reminder message. Any changes you have made will be discarded and the previously selected settings will remain in use.


Message Types

Message Types

Reminders for Windows 95/NT provides several message event types. The following list describes each of these types and some suggestions for what they can be used for.

Once

Use this reminder type to display a message only once. This type of message is useful for creating messages that remind you of a single upcoming event.

Hourly

Hourly reminders display a message at the same time each hour. Use hourly reminders for messages that you want to see throughout the day.

Daily

Daily reminders display a message at the specified time on one or more selected days. Use daily reminders for messages that you would like to see at several times throughout the week.

Weekly

Weekly reminders display a message at a specified time once each week on the selected day.

Monthly

Monthly reminders display a message at a specified time once each month on the day of the month you choose, or optionally on the last day of the month. This reminder type is useful for reminding you of monthly bills that need to be paid or reports that must be filed each month by a specific day.

Annually

Annual reminders display a message at a specified time once each year on the month and day you choose. Annual reminders are useful for birthdays, anniversaries and other events that occur once each year.

Tip: Any of the event types listed above can also be used to launch programs at a scheduled time. Reminders for Windows 95/NT can be used to automate file system backups, retrieve email or log on to news services at pre-scheduled times.


Reminders Menus

Menu Commands

The Reminders window displays a set of menus used to select various Reminders operations. All of Reminders’ commands are carried out using items listed on these menus. To display the commands available click your mouse on the desired menu title. A drop down list will be displayed, allowing you to select the command you wish to carry out.

 The File Menu

 The Edit Menu

 The View Menu

 The Help Menu

Note: As you move the mouse through the various commands listed on the Reminders menus a short explanation of what each command does will be displayed in the Status Region at the bottom of the main window.

Tip: Most commonly used menu commands can be invoked using shortcut keys or buttons on the toolbar ribbon.


File Menu

File Menu Commands

The File menu provides commands to work with the document files used by Reminders. A short description of each item follows:

New

Creates a new Reminders document. When this item is selected the standard MS Windows Explorer file browser will be opened. Enter the name of the Reminder document you wish to create. By default, Reminders for Windows 95/NT uses the file extension, RMD for message documents. If you specify a file name and omit the file extension the RMD file extension will be automatically added for you.

Open

Opens an existing Reminders document, and loads it for editing and viewing. When this item is selected the standard MS Windows Explorer file browser will be displayed, use this window to select the document you wish to work with. The Ctrl+O shortcut can be used for this command.

Properties

Displays a small window showing file properties for the currently selected Reminders document. This window will display the document’s file name, folder location, size, last modification date and file access permissions. The Alt+Enter shortcut can be used for this command.

Close

Closes the currently active Reminders document. The Ctrl+W shortcut can be used for this command.

Save As

Saves the currently active Reminders document with a new name. When this item is selected the standard MS Windows Explorer file browser will be displayed, use this window to specify a new name for the document.

Printer Setup

Displays the standard MS Windows Printer Setup dialog box and allows you to select the printer to be used for printing Reminders documents.

Print

Prints the currently selected Reminders document on your system’s printer. A dialog box will appear before printing is started to allow you to select the printer to be used and various other printer options. The Ctrl+P shortcut can be used for this command.

Run

Select this item to activate Reminders and turn message checking on. This item needs to be selected in order for reminder messages to be displayed at the desired triggering time you specified when messages where created. When Reminders is activated (Running) this item will be disabled (Grayed) and the Stop menu item will be available. The Ctrl+R shortcut can be used for this command.

Note: Reminders must be running in order to trigger the reminder messages you have defined.

Stop

Select this item to deactivate Reminders and turn message checking off. When Reminders is deactivated (Stopped) this item will be disabled (Grayed) and the Run menu item will be available. If Reminders is deactivated the main window title will display (Off) to the right of the document name. The Ctrl+S shortcut can be used for this command.

Note: If Reminders is stopped your reminder messages will not be triggered on the dates and times you have specified.

Options

Opens the Reminder Options dialog box and allows you to change Reminder program settings. Use this command to configure the Reminders program.

Exit

Closes the Reminders program and returns control to the Explorer desktop. If Reminders is currently in the Run state you will be prompted to confirm exiting. The Ctrl+Q shortcut can be used for this command.

Note: The Reminders program must be active and in the Run state for messages to be displayed. If you exit Reminders you will not see your reminder messages.

Tip: Commonly used File commands can be invoked using shortcut keys or buttons on the toolbar ribbon.


Edit Menu

Edit Menu Commands

The Edit menu provides commands used to edit the contents of Reminders documents. A short description of each item follows:

Cut

Cuts the current selection from the message list and places it on the Clipboard. The Ctrl+X shortcut can be used for this command.

Copy

Copies the current selection to the Clipboard. The Ctrl+C shortcut can be used for this command.

Paste

Pastes the contents of the Clipboard at the current selection point. The Ctrl+V shortcut can be used for this command.

Delete

Deletes the current selection, but does not place a copy on the Clipboard. The Del shortcut can be used for this command.

New Reminder

This command allows you to create new message reminders. The Reminder Editing dialog box will be displayed. The Ctrl+N shortcut can be used for this command.

Edit Reminder

This command allows you to edit the currently selected reminder message. The Reminder Editing dialog box will be displayed. The Ctrl+E shortcut can be used for this command.

Toggle Status

This command will toggle the status of the currently selected reminder message. Reminder messages can be toggled between active and disabled. The Ctrl+T shortcut can be used for this command.

Tip: Use this command to disable a reminder message without deleting it.

Tip: Commonly used Edit commands can be invoked using shortcut keys or buttons on the toolbar ribbon.


View Menu

View Menu Commands

The View menu provides commands used to change Reminders display options. These items provide a means of changing the Reminders window appearance. A short description of each item follows:

Toolbar

Use this command to turn the toolbar ribbon on and off. If this item is checked the Reminders toolbar ribbon will be displayed below the menu bar. To hide the toolbar ribbon uncheck this item. Most commonly used Reminders menu commands have a toolbar button. If the toolbar ribbon is turned off you will have to use the normal Reminders menu commands.

Status Bar

Use this command to turn the status region on and off. If this item is checked the Reminders status region will be displayed at the bottom of the Reminders window. To hide the status region uncheck this item. The status region displays current program status and will also display a brief description of each menu command as the mouse is moved through these items.

By Reminder

Select this item to display reminder messages sorted by title. This menu item will be disabled (grayed) if Reminders is currently in the Run state.

By Type

Select this item to display reminder messages sorted by event type. This menu item will be disabled (grayed) if Reminders is currently in the Run state.

By Status

Select this item to display reminder messages sorted by event status. This menu item will be disabled (grayed) if Reminders is currently in the Run state.

Minimize

Minimizes the Reminders window to a button or icon on the taskbar. The Ctrl+Y shortcut can be used for this command.

Always on Top

Use this command to keep the Reminders window top most on the desktop. When this item is checked the Reminders window will float above all other non-topmost windows on the desktop. This item is useful if you normally run Reminders with a small window that would be easily obscured by other applications.

Tip: Commonly used View commands can be invoked using shortcut keys or buttons on the toolbar ribbon.


Help Menu

Help Menu Commands

The Help menu provides commands used to get help with Reminders operations. A short description of each item follows:

Contents

Opens the Reminders Help window and displays the Table of Contents. The F1 shortcut can be used for this command.

Search

Opens Reminders Help and displays the Search window. You can use this window to search for specific Reminders help topics.

How to Use Help

Opens a Help window that explains how to use the MS Windows 95/NT Help program.

About Reminders

Displays the Reminders splash box. This window contains program information, the current version of Reminders you are running and a program copyright notice. Click the mouse anywhere in this window to close it

Tip: Commonly used Help commands can be invoked using shortcut keys or buttons on the toolbar ribbon.


Toolbar Buttons

Tool Ribbon Buttons

Most commonly used Reminders menu commands can also be quickly invoked by pressing a button on the toolbar ribbon displayed at the top of the main window. These buttons work exactly the same way as the corresponding menu items that they duplicate. The Toolbar selection on the View menu must be selected to display the toolbar ribbon.

New - Create a new document

Open - Open an existing document

Print - Print the current document

Cut - Cut the current selection

Copy - Copy the current selection

Paste - Paste message contents

Delete - Delete the current selection

Create - Create a new message

Edit - Edit the current message

Toggle - Toggle current message status

Run - Activate Reminders

Stop - Deactivate Reminders

Options - Open the Reminder Options dialog

Help - Open this Help file

About - Show Reminders splash box

Tip: If the Show ToolBar Tips option is selected a small popup tip window will appear when the mouse pointer is placed over a button. A short description of what each button does can be viewed using this method.


Shortcut Keys

Shortcuts

Shortcut keys allow you to quickly invoke Reminders menu commands without first displaying the menu and then selecting an item from it. The most commonly used Reminders commands can be invoked using the following shortcut keys.

Ctrl+O	Open an existing document

Alt+Enter	Show properties for current document

Ctrl+W	Close the current document

Ctrl+R	Run Reminders

Ctrl+S	Stop Reminders

Ctrl+P	Print the current document

Ctrl+Q	Exit Reminders, and return to the desktop

Ctrl+X	Cut the current selection

Ctrl+C	Copy the current selection

Ctrl+V	Paste to the current position

Del	Delete the current selection

Ctrl+N	Create a new reminder

Ctrl+E	Edit the current reminder

Ctrl+T	Toggle the current reminder status

Ctrl+Y	Minimize Reminders to a button or icon

F1	Display this Help file


Troubleshooting FAQs

Troubleshooting FAQs

This is a compilation of frequently asked questions I’ve received from users. Most of the problems people encounter involve not having Reminders in the Run state. Reminders must be launched and in the Run state for message checking to occur.

If you have a question that is not addressed below please feel free to contact me. I’ll try to help you use Reminders with your system.

I’ve defined reminder messages, but they don’t appear.

The Reminders program itself must be running for messages to be displayed. Reminders must also be in the Run state for message checking to occur. If you define messages and then exit Reminders your messages will not appear at the scheduled time. Make sure Reminders is active and in the Run state to see the message events you’ve scheduled.

Tip: Open the Reminder Options dialog box and check the Run Reminders Automatically at Launch option to have Reminders always started in the Run state.

Can I get Reminders to run when Windows is started?

Yes, place a shortcut link to the Reminders program in your MS Windows Start Menu’s Startup folder. If you want to start Reminders as an icon edit the Properties settings for the link you’ve created and select the Run Minimized option. Now when Reminders is launched it will be started as a minimized window.

Tip: To have the Reminders icon appear in the MS Windows Taskbar Notification Tray instead of as a button on the Taskbar open the Reminder Options dialog box and select the Place Icon in the Taskbar Tray option

How can I place Reminders’ icon in the Taskbar Tray?

Open the Reminder Options dialog box and select the Place Icon in the Taskbar Tray option. Now the Reminders icon will appear in the Taskbar Tray instead of as a button on the Taskbar.


Comments and Upgrades

Comments and Suggestions

If you have comments, questions or find any bugs in Reminders for Windows 95/NT please feel free to contact me on CompuServe or America Online.

Upgrade Notification

If you would like to be notified when this application is upgraded send me an email message with your online address. Please include the version number of Reminders that you are using and the location that you downloaded my software from.  I will email you when a new version of Reminders for Windows 95/NT is uploaded to my web site on the Internet, CompuServe, America Online, ExecPC, ZD Net, and MSN.

Gregory Braun

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Email: 71613.2175@compuserve.com

Web Site: http://www.execpc.com/~sbd

Phone: 1.414.444.8497

Contributions

While Reminders is offered as Freeware, if you would like to pay for it you are welcome to send any amount you wish to:

Gregory Braun

5609 West Hadley Street

Milwaukee, WI 53210-1554  USA

Your contributions are always welcome, and encourage me to continue developing new applications.

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Release History

Reminders for Windows 95/NT Release History

v2.0	Original in-house development and testing of MS Windows 95/NT conversion using the Microsoft Win32 SDK.

v2.1	Added 95/NT splash box for release.

v2.2	Added scheduled time to the main window display.

v2.3	Added an option to display the program icon in the taskbar notification tray.

v2.4	Added support for screen color settings as specified in the Display Properties dialog. Added default user and company name to the splash box.

v2.5	Added an option to automatically start the program in the Run state when first launched. Added a dialog box to confirm exiting when the program is currently in the Run state. Added an MS Windows 95/NT help file to replace the previous REMINDER.WRI documentation. Increased the main window width to accommodate larger system fonts. Moved Reminders configuration settings to the MS Windows 95/NT System Registry.

Last Update: April 10th, 1997

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System Registry

Reminders for Windows 95/NT System Registry Key

Reminders for Windows 95/NT stores configuration settings in the MS Windows 95/NT System Registry. These settings are updated automatically while Reminders is running. There is no need to edit these settings manually.

If you insist upon editing these settings, you do so at your own risk. Reminders automatically updates registry entries when it exits. If you edit these settings make sure Reminders is not running while you edit them. If Reminders is currently running your changes will be overwritten when Reminders exits.

Reminders for Windows 95/NT stores configuration settings in the following system registry key:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER

Software

Software by Design

Reminders for Windows 95/NT

Section

Label = Value

Warning: There is no need to edit these settings manually. Reminders will automatically maintain these settings for you. If you do edit these, you do so at your own risk.


Software by Design Web Site

Software by Design

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File Editor for Windows	(FXEDIT.ZIP)

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