Are there any free "reminder" programs?

Microsoft Outlook has it in the program. Also Yahoo has one.

As usual I have to agree with DaBassett Although getting the puppy for free may seem like a good deal there are so many variables for your paying for everything and their kennel getting the glory from your hard work and money spent. I also see no provisions if the pup does not end up being show quality as when a pup is evaluated for potential it is not a guarantee that the pup that seems to be show quality will actually as an adult have grown to the standard, what if you can not financially afford to show the pup for any reason? Showing is fun but can be very expensive to say the least. Before making any decision it would be best to be careful and research the breeder, exhibitor completely. I would also recommend searching for anyone who may already have done this puppy program and see exactly what their experience has been. I would also call agencies and make sure that no complaints have been filed against them.

It's right in your Yahoo e-mail. Go to "Calendar" and scroll down to "add event". Then you can add the event. After you add the event, go back to the date, open the event and scroll down to the bottom and complete the "Reminder" information.

You can also set an alarm in your cellphone if the event is within the next day.

Windows has a wonderful proggy called 'notepad'... using that (to record a note) in conjunction with windows tasks - you can make it pop up the notepad at specific times.

Totally built into windows already.

yes download'yahoo widgets'&they have event calanders,reminders,bells&whistles ect.Heaps of diff.widgets.Also there is the same options in yahoo mail box.(even get a cake&candle,if its a b/day reminder.Suss it out..

Even my cell phone has a reminders function.

yahoo widgets has a day planner that will alert you, I'm sure they have tons of other stuff to alert you too. There are tons of widgets, they are so fun!

try this one buddy

http://www.felitec.com/mindful.html

read whole description of the program before downloading ..

:)

AIM has one.

So does Yahoo.