Question : Stored Proc Newbie: cant use .movefirst method

I'm converting an asp intranet site from using access and embedded sql to using sql server and stored procedures, partly to ensure longevity for the site, partly as a learning experience for myself.

old embedded sql:
      'Set rs = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
      'sql = "select tblReminder.*, tblBrand.id as BrandId, shortname, icon from tblReminder, tblBrand where tblBrand.id=tblReminder.brand and dateRemind <= '" & InsertDateStr(date) & "' and bIsDeleted=0 and username='" & lcase(username) & "' order by dateRemind"
      'rs.open sql, cnCRM

new "use a stored proc" code
      Set cmd = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Command")

      cmd.activeconnection = cnCRM
      cmd.commandtext = "crmGetRemindersForUser"
      cmd.commandtype = adCmdStoredProc
      cmd.Parameters.Append  cmd.createParameter("username", adChar, adParaminput, 40, sUsername)
      Set rs = cmd.execute      


Stored Proc:
CREATE PROCEDURE crmGetRemindersForUser
      @username varchar(40)

AS
SELECT r.*, b.id AS BrandId, b.shortname, b.icon
FROM tblReminder r INNER JOIN tblBrand b ON r.brand = b.id
WHERE
      r.dateRemind <= getdate()
      and r.bIsDeleted=0
      and r.username=@username
ORDER BY r.dateRemind
GO

now, a s amatter of course in prettyy much all my code, I do this:
      if rs.eof then
            response.write("

Answer : Stored Proc Newbie: cant use .movefirst method

I must claim that I don't know VB but as uptill now nobody answers.
Here are some guess.

1. It may be unnecessary. simply remove it
  rs.movefirst

2.
 maybe You should try
     Set rs = cmd.open    
in place of
     Set rs = cmd.execute