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From: gt9022a@prism.gatech.EDU (MEYERS,DAVID SETH)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.apps
Subject: Re: Calendar and To DO programs
Message-ID: <31648@hydra.gatech.EDU>
Date: 21 Jun 91 20:12:40 GMT
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>In article <9106201624.AA00623@pons.cis.ohio-state.edu> 
>tj@cis.ohio-state.edu (Todd R Johnson) writes:
>>         I`m looking for a Calendar and To Do list program for the Mac.
>> I would prefer something that combines the two functions.  The
>> calendar should be able to pop up reminders and should offer several
>> different views of my schedule.  I`ve played with To Do 3 and it seems
>> OK for a to do list program, but it doesn't have a calendar.  The best
>> Calendar program that I have seen so far is the Calendar Manager that
>> comes with OpenWindows.

Although I personally don't find it usefull (simply because I am not around
my mac during the day...),
you might look into a program called Remember? (I used v2.1.1) by David Warker.
It is a shareware Desk Accessory ($20 I believe) which lets you call up a calendar, and also have it remind you of events at specific times, recurring events,
etc.  It came with an init which would scan your calendar and start the DA
up if it finds anything, but the init worked under 6.0.x, and not under 7.
Under 7.0, you can stick an alias of the DA into you Startup Items folder,
however.
I believe I found Remember? on America Online, but I imagine it is avail.
elsewhere.  I thought it was pretty well done, and if I had an office, an
d a desk, and my computer there, I would probably be using it.  Too bad
my mac won't fit into my backpack :).

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Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta Georgia, 30332
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