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In article <1992Sep03.012717.5456@brtph560.bnr.ca> Pete Kelly <pfkelly@bnr.ca> writes:
>In article <MERLYN.92Sep2134838@romulus.reed.edu> Randal L. Schwartz,
>merlyn@ora.com writes:
>>Yes, I have Thoughtminder.  
>
>What's Thoughtminder ?

I think that he means ThoughtPattern.  The current version of
ThoughtPattern (1.3) does not include a calendar.  The program
contains many useful information management features, however,
including notetaking, keyword indexing, file management, and alarms.
You can find a demo of it on Sumex in the demo folder.

The program is being completely overhauled and will include a calendar
and address book in version 2.0, which will be released later this
fall.  I think that version 2.0 will address many of the features that
Randal needs.  He is correct that there is currently no single program
that serves as an integrated personal information manager.  Most
vendors have opted to focus on a single need: a calendar, an address
book, a notetaker, etc.  Version 2.0 of ThoughtPattern will be the
first to integrate all these functions (and many others, including
file management) into a single program.

-Heyward Robinson

Disclaimer:  I am a consultant to Bananafish Software, publishers of
ThoughtPattern.