Or you can do what I do -- wait until the accounting person tells you that you're three days late on your timesheets, then do your best to remember what you did last week. :) That seems to happen every week for me.

I actually have an Excel file popup when I login each morning. The file is just a log that I use to complete the "real" timesheets (which are way too complicated).

Thats' strange. I'm still using Outlook 2000 and I do not experience that behavior at all. I can dismiss one and it keeps the reminder in for the next one. I'm pretty sure I've used Outlook XP and it did the same thing. Maybe this is new to Outlook 2003? Very strange if they actually changed that.

Oops - I think we are talking about different things. I put mine on my calendar, not in my task list. Sorry about that.

...and then if you're anything like me and slap the dismiss button out of sheer habit, make another recurring task that says "Don't dismiss your timesheet task" :D

Seriously though, this is a good tip, one that drove me nuts for a while. So much so that I now do what Dan does and put anything importantly recurring in my calendar. Not to go too sideways here, but if you're using calendar for often recurring stuff like that, don't forget to mark yourself as free or it makes it hard to sort the real appointments from the daily grind tasks.