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Create a new reminder in minutes that sticks

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Armadillo
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The calendar in Thunderbird works rather well, however I find I need to make a modification to the 'Reminder' interface. The 'Reminder' options have nice usable minute increments, but then jump from 30 min. to 1-Hour. I used to be able to travel from my location to most assignment within 30 minutes, this would get me to the assignment a few minutes ahead of schedule. Now, because of traffic, I need to leave at 45 minutes before the assignment.

I can create a custom reminder for 45-minutes, but it will not stick for the next new event.

How can I make a 45-minute reminder that I can use for any new event?

The calendar in Thunderbird works rather well, however I find I need to make a modification to the 'Reminder' interface. The 'Reminder' options have nice usable minute increments, but then jump from 30 min. to 1-Hour. I used to be able to travel from my location to most assignment within 30 minutes, this would get me to the assignment a few minutes ahead of schedule. Now, because of traffic, I need to leave at 45 minutes before the assignment. I can create a custom reminder for 45-minutes, but it will not stick for the next new event. How can I make a 45-minute reminder that I can use for any new event?
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sfhowes
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There was an add-on that would do this, and although I can force it to install in TB 60, the options can't be displayed.

Armadillo
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sfhowes,

Thanks for trying, it won't install in my TB either and I can't seem to force the install. Even then I don't know if I could configure a 45-minute alarm.

Michael