Instructions:
Copy apReminderPlus.exe file to any folder on your PocketPC and run it. Set the parameters in the main dialog and press Run button. Application will be running in the background and handle Reminder dialogs according to the settings. If you set "Automatically run on startup" option, the program will start automatically every time you do a soft reset.
To stop the program execute apReminderPlus.exe again and press Exit button in the dialog.

Notes:
apReminder+ was designed for PocketPC 2002 and Windows Mobile 2003, though most of the functionality should also work on PocketPC 2000. Please note the program is OS language specific, and currently customized only for the following interface languages: English, French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish. If you want to make it work on another OS, please contact the author.

Download link for other processors:
  • MIPS Processors - 10 KB
  • SH3 Processors - 10 KB

Update Description:
v1.1a:
- Adds support for Italian interface.

v1.1:
- apReminder+ can now use its own sound volume settings including escalating volume (optional).
- Play button to pre-listen the chosen sound.
- The only EXE for all OS languages.

***** [Dec 2, 2005] by John T Day using Pocket PC - Mobile v5.0 - Sprint PPC 6700 Smart Phone
Works as described for Mobile v5.0 OS.

***** [Nov 9, 2005] by Mikie using ipaq
All I wanted was a repeating alarm. I missed too many appointments. This is HUGE. Thanks guys.

***** [Feb 11, 2005] by David Aman using HP iPaq rx3115 w/Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition
BRILLIANT!!! Finally, I can have repeating alarms on my device the way they were meant to be, and it even works when the device is turned off. Nothing else has worked this well for me, including SPB Pocket Plus. I've been using it for about 10 minutes now and I'm in love! THANK YOU SO MUCH!

**** [Feb 4, 2005] by Bill Frost using Toshiba E750 WM2003
Have just installed this and on my PDA with WM 2003 it worked exactly as described. It's useful for the E750 as the system volume, even turned up at maximum, is very soft compared with a Toshiba e570 or Navman or other PDA. So a repeating alarm is a useful addition.