ATnotes

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Spacey Spade

I have rediscovered ATnotes and am well pleased. It is an open ended
program and you can make it do what you want it to do. It works as a
PIM calendar program if you take the time to read the instructions and
find out about it's capabilities. I checked the memory load and cpu
load and resource usage (for win9x) and it isn't too heavy. Also
doesn't put files anywhere but its folder and puts a minute amount of
registry entries (could have used an ini file, but I'm not
complaining).

Thank you so much for recommending the program on
http://pricelesswarehome.org/2005/PL2005ORGANIZERS.php#NotesAndReminders

Spacey
 
I have rediscovered ATnotes and am well pleased. It is an open ended
program and you can make it do what you want it to do. It works as a
PIM calendar program if you take the time to read the instructions and
find out about it's capabilities. I checked the memory load and cpu
load and resource usage (for win9x) and it isn't too heavy. Also
doesn't put files anywhere but its folder and puts a minute amount of
registry entries (could have used an ini file, but I'm not
complaining).

Thank you so much for recommending the program on
http://pricelesswarehome.org/2005/PL2005ORGANIZERS.php#NotesAndReminder s

Spacey
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I agree, ATnotes is very nice. I use it as an alarm and a messenger for
my home lan.
 
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