Since upgrading to Mavericks, I can't set repeating reminders.

Since upgrading to Mavericks, not only did i loose some reminders, but I can't set repeat on my reminders.

I was reading solutions for Mountain Lion on this matter and I am trying one of those ideas, which was to simply copy a reminder that has the function available from before the upgrade and then overwrite the information I want as a "new" reminder. I wanted the "repeat" option, which I think only appears on the old reminders that have the "due date" option. Anyway, I tried it, and it works to get the "old reminders" back that have the "due date" and "repeat" option. WHAT A HASSLE! Note: I did start out with Lion in 2011, so apparently that's why I have the reminders that have both functions. I am irratated that I can't choose the "repeat" option like "every first Thurs. etc. that I had on my original "tasks" way back when. Grrrrrrrr!

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From: sterling r: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5506493?tstart=0
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OS X Mountain Lion: Change or update printer software
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Hi John, (The above was for your attention) I'm 72 and must've hit the wrong button!!!
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