Hi,
Do you know whether this program has a demon version? Can I try it out
first prior purchasing it?
Thanks!
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>
> Hi,
> There is a speech-friendly Calendar/Journal program from Parsons Technology
> that needs no scripts. It's named "Daily Journal" and some of it's features
> are:
> *Automatically loads with the current's day loaded.
> *Allows Bookmarks.
> *Searches by date, topic, bookmark, or text.
> *Keyboard commands to operate all features.
> *Built-in spell-check capabilities.
> *Password specific Journal files.
> *Several Journal files opened at the same time, with easy keyboard commands
> to jump from file-to-file. For example, you may want Appointments,
> Birthdays/Holidays, Travel Expense notes, and Recipes all opened at the same
> time. Since st is so much like a database, you can create different files
> for different subjects--like I have one that keeps track of my children's
> checkup notes and medications; a file for daily appointments; a file for the
> many list servers and their subscribe/unsubscribe addresses; Emergency phone
> numbers; Office expenses; and so on.
> *Costs only $29.
>
> This is really a neat tool, and the good thing about Parsons Technology is
> that if you don't like it, you can send it back for a full refund, (minus
> shipping).
> If you call them up and order it, you can request that you be allowed to
> download it, instead of waiting for a Fed-X delivery! You can get it within
> 15 minutes of ordering it!
> You can also order it on line.
> Their site is http://www.parsonstech.com
> They have tons of speech-friendly utilities available there, and most around
> $29.
>
> Thanks,
> Dennis Brown
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Krister Ekstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Thursday, January 28, 1999 2:52 AM
> Subject: Calendar program that works, - maybe i've found one...
>
> >Hello list.
> >There have been lots of discussions about calendar and appointment software
> that works or doesn't work with jfw. I think i've found one that could be of
> interest. This program doesn't work right out of the box, but if anyone is
> brave enough to do some scripting, i'm sure this one will work. Some
> reclassing will also be necessary in order for the program to function
> correctly.
> >The name of the program is idyle Agenda 98 and the url is
> http://www.idyle.com. The reason that i think this program will work better
> than for example Outlook, is that it doesn't use a calendar to enter
> appointments, tasks etc, but you get the appointments in a list view thingy.
> There is a calendar view too, but all you can do there is view the various
> tasks, appointments etc that you have entered.
> >I think it looks promising, but i can be wrong.
> >/Krister
> >
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> >Visit the jfw ml web page: http://yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au/~nallan/jfw
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