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In article <13223@dartvax.Dartmouth.EDU> jonathan@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (Jonathan Altman) writes:
>I am currently working on making my Macintosh my "electronic desk."
>The mac is the one thing in my office I'm guaranteed to look at
>everyday reliably.  I haven't seen a utility to do the one thing I
>need most right now, however.  What I'd like is some kind of init or
>something that can put up a "to-be-done listing."  Rather than stick
>post-its all over my desk, or keep lists floating around my office,
>I'd like to just be able to, any time I come up with a task that
>needs to be done later, just add it to a list that automagically
>appears each time I turn my Mac on, kind of like my desktop were a
>memo board or blackboard.

One utility to check out is Comment 2.x, from Deneba Software.  This nifty
little program allows you to set up time reminders (similar to Smart
Alarms) which will appear for time-sensitive tasks (appointments, etc.),
or create a "to-do" list composed of lots of notes viewed globally.
As well, Comment gives you the ability to apply an electronic Post-It(tm)
note to documents, spreadsheet cells, etc.  All in all, a very handy
utility in that it's both easy to use and versatile.

I'm not associated with Deneba in any way other than as a satisfied customer,
but I think they have one of the most consistently useful product lines
in the software business.

John Heckendorn
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