Diary software

Shaun · 28-08-2003, 22:10

I need to get organised, I keep putting it off but it just needs to be done.

My main problem is getting things planned, it just never seems to happen. What I need is a really good piece of software that can help me plan my diary and give me a calender feature that I can print our and take with me.

I don't mind paying for it but free would be good.

Any ideas?

28-08-2003, 22:15

Microsoft Outlook, if you have Office that is, or yahoo calender for an online freebie, plus I think NTL offer one

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Bifta · 28-08-2003, 22:17

Or Lotus Organiser (if it's available still)

Shaun · 28-08-2003, 22:31

Quote:

Originally posted by Andre
Do you have Microsoft Outlook?

I have outlook, but I didn't realise it had a diary, I tried to get it to collect my e-mail when I first installed it but it didn't seem to like my yahoo account. I'll have a quick look at it again, it's such a shame it doesn't like to collect my e-mail.

Shaun · 28-08-2003, 22:44

I've just had a quick search but cant find the number for tec services, do any of you have it, I need my main mail account resetting

oops

Edit - found it :o

Lord Nikon · 28-08-2003, 23:27

I use Symantec Act! - got a portable version on my PDAs and they sync with the master database.... works a treat

Also good for tracking dealings with companies like NTL, shows you when you phoned them, what you spoke to them about, who you spoke to, and what the outcome was.

Shaun · 28-08-2003, 23:42

I have finally managed to get outlook to accept my yahoo e-mail address, what with that and forgetting my mail ntl e-mail account password I'm having a night of it, but I like outlook now its playing ball.

Oh, do any of you know the best time to call tec services to reset my password, 'cos I cant seem to get through. Can customer services do it in the morning? or is it just tec services?

Lord Nikon · 29-08-2003, 00:09

there is software out there which can reveal a password hidden by *s in XP, 2000, 98 and other email proggys... if you let me know which OS you are using I'll find you a link to the appropriate one

carlingman · 29-08-2003, 00:17

Quote:

Originally posted by Lord Nikon
there is software out there which can reveal a password hidden by *s in XP, 2000, 98 and other email proggys... if you let me know which OS you are using I'll find you a link to the appropriate one

Hmm if its XP iOpus is the on to go for.

Very handy indeed.

Shaun · 29-08-2003, 00:18

XP

Cheers guys

edit - oh and outlook 2002 (pro if that makes a difference)

carlingman · 29-08-2003, 00:23

Well Ill leave this to Lord Nikon as it seems he may have a link to get if for free as I have the software but it is no use to you remotely.

Plus I had it given to me for nothing but as I said above Lord Nikon obviously knows a free link to it.

Lord Nikon · 29-08-2003, 00:56

*ahem* dellwear?

http://www.iopus.com/download.htm

And check your PM

Matthew · 29-08-2003, 08:08

Quote:

Originally posted by Bifta
Or Lotus Organiser (if it's available still)

Lotus Orgransier is still available.

Shaun · 29-08-2003, 12:34

Quote:

Originally posted by Lord Nikon
*ahem* dellwear?

http://www.iopus.com/download.htm

And check your PM

Cheers

Nemesis · 29-08-2003, 14:44

*Ahem* Dellwear

www.snadboy.com

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