[REQ] Organizer Freeware

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Palm Desktop is very powerfull... but you can't posticipate a
remainder. You've to go to organizer and change data manually.
It's a important function (like Outlook).
 
Palm Desktop is very powerfull... but you can't posticipate a
remainder. You've to go to organizer and change data manually.
It's a important function (like Outlook).
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Can't print addressed envelopes with it either ( at least I didn't
find a way )Any Time deluxe lets me but it ain't free.

GK
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Multifunction organizers I have tried (on Win98SE) and liked (followed
by file names in parentheses -- I have them on my hard drive and don't
remember where I found them all; would be glad to email on email
request) are:

Electronic desk (EDesk97)

Corel Info Central version 7 (corel-ic701us -- Yes, I really did find it
for free somewhere, and I never go to illegitimate sites)

Sunbook (sunbook)

XDesk95 (XDesk95S)

Agenda (ag030316)

Organiser 3000 (org30002 -- it's a British program and therefore the
British spelling)
 
Merlinox wrote:

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Palm Desktop is very powerfull... but you can't posticipate a
remainder. You've to go to organizer and change data manually. It's a
important function (like Outlook).
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I have no idea what "posticipate a remainder" means, and none of the
various references at Bartleby (http://www.bartleby.com/) don't show
"posticipate", which looks like it might be an Italian term. So: okay.
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That got me also Blink, I went and looked in three huge dictionaries
and not one had that word.

GK
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|I have no idea what "posticipate a remainder" means, and none of the
|various references at Bartleby (http://www.bartleby.com/) don't show
|"posticipate", which looks like it might be an Italian term. So: okay.

It is Italian. I did a search at Google for "posticipate" and got Italian
pages. So then I went here http://www.freetranslation.com and stuck
"posticipate" in the translator and it came up with "you postpone" so I
reckon it means postpone.
 
|I have no idea what "posticipate a remainder" means, and none of the
|various references at Bartleby (http://www.bartleby.com/) don't show
|"posticipate", which looks like it might be an Italian term. So: okay.

It is Italian. I did a search at Google for "posticipate" and got Italian
pages. So then I went here http://www.freetranslation.com and stuck
"posticipate" in the translator and it came up with "you postpone" so I
reckon it means postpone.
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I should hang my head in shame being Italian my self ( but I won't )
:>), it will forever be in my brain now.

GK
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GrailKing@oops!.Not.The.Realm.net wrote in
in alt.comp.freeware:
I should hang my head in shame being Italian my self ( but I won't )
:>), it will forever be in my brain now.

GK
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Of Course The Address is Munged

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ECCO
ftp.netmanage.com
/support/pub/utilities/EC401/
 
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