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PS Sorry for the multiple messages. It looks like the in / on /at keyword functionality is broken.

Great workflow--really useful. Thank you for sharing! I want to make a minor modification and was wondering if you tell me how. It seems like it would be simple but I'm not very familiar with AppleScript. Currently, if I set a reminder such as r today release the hamsters into the wild, the reminder that gets created has a default alarm set for 24 hours from the current time. The behavior that I am trying to produce with the same command is to set a due date of tomorrow, but with no specific time and no default alarm. Thx! PS I tried changing "reminder date()" to "due date()" in two "set" statements in the Applescript, but to no avail.