wu@canon.co.uk (Siu-Fan WU) (09/28/90)
Is there any personal information organizer around for the NeXT? S.F. Wu wu@canon.co.uk
engstrom@SRC.Honeywell.COM (Eric Engstrom) (09/28/90)
In article <1990Sep28.094944.19570@canon.co.uk> wu@canon.co.uk (Siu-Fan WU) writes: > Is there any personal information organizer around for the NeXT? When I had a chance to play on a demo system running 2.0, I found a demo application called Calendar. Although I didn't have much time to play with it, It seemed fairly thorough. I thought it was better organized than Cassandra (a PD appointment organizer which came out about a 6mos./1year ago), and had more options... hope this helps... Eric +--------- Eric Engststrom, Honeywell SRC | ARPA: engstrom@src.honeywell.com | [DISCLAIMER: UUCP: {umn-cs,ems,bthpyd}!srcsip!engstrom | My own opinions - 3.1415 = MAIL: 3660 Technology Drive, Mpls, MN | orgainically grown] Phone: (612) 782-7318 |
jasmerb@mist.CS.ORST.EDU (Bryce Jasmer) (09/29/90)
In article <93779@srcsip.UUCP> (Eric Engstrom) writes: >> Is there any personal information organizer around for the NeXT? There is a commercial package out there called Calendoscope. It is fairly big and unruly and I refuse to use it although it has the features that I'm looking for. The interface is rather ugly and I have talked to the author on several occassions about it and he seems very unwilling to change it. His loss. There is a demo version of it on cs.orst.edu in the directory pub/next/demos I think. Check it out for yourself. All of the ordering info is built into the program. What I would like to see is a multi-user calendar with a nice interface. I really like the one that comes with OpenLook 2.0 (Sun's X interface.) The only problem is that I refuse to use OpenLook. :-) Bryce Jasmer jasmerb@cs.orst.edu