[mikeg]

Thanks for responding to the remaining issues.

Originally posted by kinook
You could snooze the reminder for x minutes/hours each time it reminds.

Okay as a workaround, but potentially annoying in practice. For example, if you want an alarm to go off at a specific time such as every hour on the hour - if you process the reminder 16 minutes after the hour, you have to snooze for 44 minutes to get back in synch and manually calculate every time unless you snooze instantly when the reminder activates. Not user friendly.

Use Alt+Z (Edit | Insert Date+Time) to insert a new Journal Entry (set Default Child Template of parent item to Journal Entry), then Alt+Z again to insert the date/time into the detail area. Configure the format used at Tools | Options | Miscellaneous.
http://www.kinook.com/UR/Manual/option_miscdialog.htm

In the interest of full disclosure, I should say I'm another InfoSelect refugee. So,to clarify I'm looking for something like "stamping" where you could use @D @T in a template to automatically insert the current date and time as opposed to having to manually enter it every time. Unless I'm missing something, Alt+Z is just the shortcut for manually entering the datetime and will not dynamically insert current datetime each time the template is used.

Dragging a folder into UR imports that folder (and children). To create an item linked just to the folder, here are a couple ways:
1) Use File | Import | A folder and check 'Don't import files (just create a link to the folder in UR)'; you can drag/drop the folder from Explorer onto the 'Folder to import' field.
http://www.kinook.com/UR/Manual/importfolder.htm

2) Insert a new Folder item, select it, add a URL attribute, and drag/drop the folder onto that attribute

Add *folder to 'Tools | Options | Browser | File extensions to display in internal browser view' to show folder contents in the detail pane.
http://www.kinook.com/UR/Manual/browserdialog.htm

Okay, this works, but the result is a little disappointing now that I see a link will not display Windows Explorer content inside UR.

No.

You don't seem concerned or interested in this bug, but congratulations on winning the gold medal for clarity and succinctness.