Seeking calendar-appointment-reminder program

[SeaMaiden]

Looking for a calendar/appointment/reminder program that's better than
Outlook XP/03 and Mozilla Calendar. (Mozilla Calendar still has bugs, and I
don't like Outlook.) What are some of the most comprehensive but least
expensive?

- It can be freeware or shareware.
- It should be a stand-alone app that integrates with Internet
Explorer, Firefox, and/or Thunderbird.
- It does NOT need to be an mail/news client. I already have apps for
mail/news.
- It does NOT need to have an address book or contact list. I have other
apps for that.
- Prefer it be compatible with 98 and higher, but 2000/XP and higher is okay
too.

 

[S.O. Meone]

- It can be freeware or shareware.

For shareware ask elseware.

S.O. Meone

 

[SeaMaiden]

For shareware ask elseware.

S.O. Meone

I posted this same request in alt.comp.shareware but no response. Hoping for
better luck here. Naturally, freeware is preferred.

 

[Jeff Needle]

Looking for a calendar/appointment/reminder program that's better than
Outlook XP/03 and Mozilla Calendar. (Mozilla Calendar still has bugs, and
I
don't like Outlook.) What are some of the most comprehensive but least
expensive?

- It can be freeware or shareware.
- It should be a stand-alone app that integrates with Internet
Explorer, Firefox, and/or Thunderbird.
- It does NOT need to be an mail/news client. I already have apps for
mail/news.
- It does NOT need to have an address book or contact list. I have other
apps for that.
- Prefer it be compatible with 98 and higher, but 2000/XP and higher is
okay
too.

Time and Chaos has, on its legacy products page, a freeware download of its
product. Does just what you want, and it's very capable.

 

[Kentucky Boiled Beef]

Time and Chaos has, on its legacy products page, a freeware download of its
product. Does just what you want, and it's very capable.

Integrates with Internet Explorer, Firefox, and/or Thunderbird?
How?

If the OP can live without the integration I recommend
EssentialPIM: http://www.essentialpim.com/
(imports data from Oulook)
ChaosManager: http://www.chaosmanager.net/

Kentucky Boiled Beef

 

[Ron May]

Looking for a calendar/appointment/reminder program that's better than
Outlook XP/03 and Mozilla Calendar. (Mozilla Calendar still has bugs, and I
don't like Outlook.) What are some of the most comprehensive but least
expensive?

- It can be freeware or shareware.
- It should be a stand-alone app that integrates with Internet
Explorer, Firefox, and/or Thunderbird.
- It does NOT need to be an mail/news client. I already have apps for
mail/news.
- It does NOT need to have an address book or contact list. I have other
apps for that.
- Prefer it be compatible with 98 and higher, but 2000/XP and higher is okay
too.

I'm no sure what your requirement "integrates with Internet Explorer,
Firefox, and/or Thunderbird" means, but you can look at the free
version of Essential PIM (Epim) at:

http://www.essentialpim.com/

 

[William F. Adams]

I'm fond of Rainlendar:

http://www.rainlendar.net

There's mention of an outlook plug-in or some such, but I don't use it.

William

 

[SeaMaiden]

Integrates with Internet Explorer, Firefox, and/or Thunderbird?
How?

If the OP can live without the integration I recommend
EssentialPIM: http://www.essentialpim.com/
(imports data from Oulook)
ChaosManager: http://www.chaosmanager.net/

Kentucky Boiled Beef

I don't use Outlook. There is no data to take from it. Outlook is installed
(marked not available in this Office installation).

 

[SeaMaiden]

Looking for a calendar/appointment/reminder program that's better than
Outlook XP/03 and Mozilla Calendar. (Mozilla Calendar still has bugs, and
I
don't like Outlook.) What are some of the most comprehensive but least
expensive?

- It can be freeware or shareware.
- It should be a stand-alone app that integrates with Internet
Explorer, Firefox, and/or Thunderbird.
- It does NOT need to be an mail/news client. I already have apps for
mail/news.
- It does NOT need to have an address book or contact list. I have other
apps for that.
- Prefer it be compatible with 98 and higher, but 2000/XP and higher is
okay
too.

I can live without the integration in IE, FF, TB. Keep the calendar
suggestions coming.

 

[The Six Million Dollar Man]

I can live without the integration in IE, FF, TB. Keep the calendar
suggestions coming.

UK's Kalendar

http://www.8ung.at/ukrebs/

 

[sno]

I can live without the integration in IE, FF, TB. Keep the calendar
suggestions coming.

Try click tray calendar....

http://www.waseo.de/articles.php?lng=en&pg=34

hope helps.....sno

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[Doc]

Integrates with Internet Explorer, Firefox, and/or Thunderbird?
How?

If the OP can live without the integration I recommend
EssentialPIM: http://www.essentialpim.com/
(imports data from Oulook)
ChaosManager: http://www.chaosmanager.net/

Kentucky Boiled Beef

Essential PIM (in its present form) sucks. It has an address book, but you
can't pull a name from the address book to link to an appointment. DOH !

 

[Doc]

For shareware ask elseware.

S.O. Meone

And your freeware recommendation is ??????????

 

[Doc]

For shareware ask elseware.

S.O. Meone

ps .... you need a decent speel chucker,

share + ware

else + where

Would you like freeWHERE or would you like to be referred elseWARE?

 

[Vic Dura]

If the OP can live without the integration I recommend
EssentialPIM: http://www.essentialpim.com/

Ditto on that.

 

[Lou]

I can live without the integration in IE, FF, TB. Keep the calendar
suggestions coming.

If you find one you like please post info.

Lou

 

[David]

ps .... you need a decent speel chucker,

share + ware

else + where

Would you like freeWHERE or would you like to be referred elseWARE?

Personally I thought it was an obvious pun.

 

[El Gee]

Looking for a calendar/appointment/reminder program that's better than
Outlook XP/03 and Mozilla Calendar. (Mozilla Calendar still has bugs, and I
don't like Outlook.) What are some of the most comprehensive but least
expensive?

- It can be freeware or shareware.
- It should be a stand-alone app that integrates with Internet
Explorer, Firefox, and/or Thunderbird.
- It does NOT need to be an mail/news client. I already have apps for
mail/news.
- It does NOT need to have an address book or contact list. I have other
apps for that.
- Prefer it be compatible with 98 and higher, but 2000/XP and higher is okay
too.

When someone asks this I usually point them towards Palm Desktop, which
is a pretty good tool. However, you do not need/want many of its
features so I doubt it will be what you want. I find it to be a good
PIM, with only a few complaints. I would like to see a simple
intergrated e-mail client.

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[Lord Possum]

Looking for a calendar/appointment/reminder program that's better than
Outlook XP/03 and Mozilla Calendar. (Mozilla Calendar still has bugs, and I
don't like Outlook.) What are some of the most comprehensive but least
expensive?

- It can be freeware or shareware.
- It should be a stand-alone app that integrates with Internet
Explorer, Firefox, and/or Thunderbird.
- It does NOT need to be an mail/news client. I already have apps for
mail/news.
- It does NOT need to have an address book or contact list. I have other
apps for that.
- Prefer it be compatible with 98 and higher, but 2000/XP and higher is okay
too.

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Good Grief ! What's with all the insults, and false help. Fer cryin'
out loud .. give an answer Sea Maiden wanted.

IMHO, the be-all end-all of handy, pop-up-with-boot-up appointment
calendars, is:

http://www.geocities.com/calendarprogram/

Enjoy!

 

[Whirled Peas]

Looking for a calendar/appointment/reminder program that's better than
Outlook XP/03 and Mozilla Calendar. (Mozilla Calendar still has bugs, and I
don't like Outlook.) What are some of the most comprehensive but least
expensive?

- It can be freeware or shareware.
- It should be a stand-alone app that integrates with Internet
Explorer, Firefox, and/or Thunderbird.
- It does NOT need to be an mail/news client. I already have apps for
mail/news.
- It does NOT need to have an address book or contact list. I have other
apps for that.
- Prefer it be compatible with 98 and higher, but 2000/XP and higher is okay
too.

NOTE: THIS IS NOT A FREEWARE SOLUTION
So I know it's off-topic, but he said it could be shareware.

I'd recommend you take a look at Agendus Pro
http://www.iambic.com/products/default.asp?windows
You can use it to make Outlook work the way you want it to work and / or
look like you want it to look. It gives a great degree of added
functionality. They have a free trial, so you lose nothing by looking.