Es Dimecres 17 Abril 2002 04:04, en Warren Post va escriure:
Lotus Organizer 97, part of the Smart Suite. A great app. I don't really
need every one of Organizer's bells and whistles, but I do at least need to
have recurring tasks (like, Pay the rent every first of the month).
korganizer does
On Mon, 15 Apr 2002 20:00:53 -0600, Warren Post [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's your favorite calendar or personal information manager(PIM)
application? I had high hopes for Evolution, but it's task management isn't
robust enough for me. A decent calendar and PIM is one of the few things
What sorts of things do you find lacking in evolution? You might
consider suggesting them to the ximian-folk for inclusion.
- Paul R
On Mon, 2002-04-15 at 22:00, Warren Post wrote:
What's your favorite calendar or personal information manager (PIM) application? I
had high hopes for
Lotus Organizer 97, part of the Smart Suite. A great app. I don't really need every
one of Organizer's bells and whistles, but I do at least need to have recurring tasks
(like, Pay the rent every first of the month).
Best,
Warren
On Mon, 15 Apr 2002 22:24:59 -0500
Joseph Braddock [EMAIL
The two things I really miss in Evolution (and gnomecal and the other
calendar / organizer / PIMs for Linux I've seen so far) are:
1. Although appointments can recurr, tasks cannot. If you want a recurring
task like Do laundry every Monday, you'll have to enter it manually
every Monday forever.
What's your favorite calendar or personal information manager (PIM) application? I had
high hopes for Evolution, but it's task management isn't robust enough for me. A
decent calendar and PIM is one of the few things keeping me from deleting my Windows
partition.
--
Warren Post
Santa Rosa de
What are you using on the Windows partition?
Joe
On Mon, 15 Apr 2002 20:00:53 -0600
Warren Post [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's your favorite calendar or personal information manager (PIM) application? I
had high hopes for Evolution, but it's task management isn't robust enough for me. A
