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Info? To Do lists, Calendars

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From: Christopher J. Chase
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 17:49
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I am looking for information and comparisons on several To Do list programs
and Calendar programs. For To Do lists, I am interested in multiple
categories, priorities, with or without deadlines, overlapping times. For
Calendars, I am interested in daily, weekly, monthly and yearly calendars
with display of my To Do list items that have times associated with them.
To Do list manipulation is more important for me than calendar event
manipulation. For all these, I want to be able to print to planner size (I
used to use a Franklin). Sharing this information remotely or with others
is not very important to me. The programs I am aware of:
 
First Things First: To Do lists, No Calendars, print for planner

Now Up-To-Date: Calendars and events, no To Do lists, print for planner

Easy Alarms: To Do lists, Calendars (?)

DateBook: Calendars, events, To Do lists (?), print for planner

DayMaker: Calendars, events, to-do lists, print for planner

In Control: To Do lists

Calendar Creator: Calendars, print for planner, a DOS port (the interface I
used  under DOS wasn't very nice.) Can the calendars be interchanged
between the Mac and DOS? (We use it for calendaring at Church).

Please email me information about the above ar any others of merit. 

Chris Chase
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