Re: Daytimer, calendar programs

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From: Brent Schorsch
Date: Thu, 09 Apr 1992 18:46

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In article <1992Apr9.075911.4800@leland.Stanford.EDU> jhira@leland.Stanford.EDU
(Lee) writes:
>Can any suggest a daytimer type program where I can keep a calendar
>of appointments, things to do, reminders, etc.  
>
>Shareware, freeware, commercial programs (If they are good), anything.
>I really need one.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Terry Lee
>

take a look at DateBook, from After Hours Software, should be shipping monday
at the latest.
Handles many types of recurring events, has many views, sophisticated printing.
I won't give a review because I am biased (but I do think it is much better
than Daymaker).

Disclamer:
I am an employee of After Hours Software, although I have had nothing to do
with the DateBook project.

-Brent Schorsch

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