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>>>>> On 3 Sep 92 16:37:18 GMT, robinson@EE.Stanford.EDU (Heyward G. Robinson) said:

HGR> 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 ?

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

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

HGR> -Heyward Robinson

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

One program that hasn't been mentioned so far that IMHO is very good is
_Remember?_ Version 2.3.2

I have been using this on my powerbook for a few weeks now, meanwhile I have
been checking out some of the other ones I could find in the info-mac archives

   Do-it-all
   ThoughtPattern

plus a couple others that I can't even recall the names of.

Remember is very good at managing appointments, birthdays, events,
and other notes (such as time worked for company x on a given day etc)

The Alert boxes are good, and easy to set up, and it only takes up a 20k 
partition.  I leave it up all day.

(Dave Warker:  If you are reading this, The check is in the mail. . .  Really!)

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