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From: mckay@pur-ee.UUCP (Dwight D McKay)
Newsgroups: net.micro.trs-80,net.micro.16k
Subject: Re: Advice/Help with TRS-100
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Date: Mon, 14-Apr-86 14:07:12 EST
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One worthwhile piece of software for the Mod100 is TMPC, a calendar and TODO
program by Acroatix, Inc.

It much nicer than the free time-management programs you may have seen
writen in BASIC.  It combines a powerful calendar, which understands complex
dates like, "the second thursday of every month" or "the last business day of
January", allows you set warning messages in calendar or business days
before any date, repeats dates on a weekly, monthly or yearly basis, etc,
etc.  I've yet to find a calendar entry it won't handle.

Coupled with this is a "todo" setup which helps you organize tasks by
priority and stress.  As each is completed they can be optionally logged
with the date to a seperate file.

All of this is run by a "move the pointer" interface which is quick and easy
to learn.  The calendar alone is worth the $50 Acroatix wants for it.  I
don't have their phone number handy, but the address for Acroatix is:
	
	Acroatix, Inc.
	Box 273
	Wilmington, MA  01887

--Dwight Mckay, ECN Text Processing Software Support
[arpanet: mckay@ee.ecn.purdue.edu, usenet: ...ihnp4!pur-ee!mckay]
[Compu-serve: 75776,1521, office: EE 348B, phone: (317) 494-3561]

{ I'm not in any way connected with Acroatix, just happy with their product }