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In article <1992Oct27.161241.13845@pixel.kodak.com> (comp.sys.mac.apps), sloey@kodak.com writes:
] Can anyone out there save me some trouble. When it comes to meetings I have a
] mind like a seive. I've missed three in the last 2 weeks with the same person.
] Is there a calendar for the Mac that dials out to a pager? I use a digital
] pager so there's not much in the way of an audio message that could be used,
] just a few numbers touched toned through it to jog my memory.
] If this doesn't exist, I'll have to write it. Sooner or later I'm going to miss
] something important (or did I already?)  :-(
] 
] 
] NOTE: The opinions and suggestions expressed here are purely from my own
] warped mind. Neither I or my company are responsible for my behaviour.
] 
] Jim Sloey; Eastman Kodak Company 8/69/RL; Rochester, N.Y. 14650-1924;
] sloey@kodak.com | applelink:sloey | eksmtp.sloey%kodak@mcimail.com
] Country=US,ADMD=MCI,PRMD=KODAK,DDA=ID=eksmtp.sloey | eksmtp(sloey)

	I don't think any *single* package will do exactly what you'd
like. It sounds like you need Easy Alarms. EA 2.0 can send AppleEvents
to other applications. Have it tell HyperCard (you *do* have HyperCard
don't you?) to do the dialling. You could have QuicKeys do the same
thing but QK costs a lot more than EA and despite other peoples' fascination
with it, I don't recommend it to my friends. I use EA and I am very
happy with it.

Just my two sense ;^). I have no affiliation with Essential Software except
as a satisfied user of Easy Alarms.

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Disclaimer: My employer's views are orthogonal to these.