What to people think of Lotus' Agenda program?

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From: Bob Weiner
Date: Sun, 07 Apr 1991 00:40

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I'm interested in peoples' impression of the user interface and
information organization concepts used in Lotus' Agenda.

What works well and what doesn't?

Do you like the automatic category linking capabilities and the means of
'authority' control provided by the program or do you find information
ending up linked into the wrong places too often?

Is their integrated editing sufficient or would a separate editor be
more useful?

Thanks for any reviews you can provide.  I'm looking at personal
information manager architectures, hence the questions.
--
Bob Weiner				   rsw@cs.brown.edu

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