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A simple reminder tool for those of us who have lots to do and a mind like a sieve. The following types of reminder can be created: One off, at a specified date and time; every 15 minutes; every 30 minutes; every 45 minutes; every hour; daily; monthly; weekly; annually; last day of the month; penultimate day of the month; the 1st,2nd,3rd,4th or last Monday of the month; the 1st,2nd,3rd,4th or last Tuesday of the month; the 1st,2nd,3rd,4th or last Wednesday of the month; the...

Easy reminder (scheduler) Edit control "Sched..." The line to enter the fact to remind. › Edit control "Action" Here you may enter the name of the file to run (or sound to play) when time is out. Leave this field free to play def.wav when time is out. › Button "+" Push it to add a new fact into the list. › Button "-" Push it to delete selected line from the list. › Button "x" Push it to stop the alarm.

If you have ever missed an important phone meeting, wake-up call, or other event, then you will find CalOMine handy. Fast, easy to use, and refreshingly without frills, I created CalOMine to both keep track of important events, as well as to yell at me for a pre-set "wakeup" alarm. Based upon SQLite3, you can even use other programs to program-up unique events to one or more independent databases. Because databases are located next to the CalOMine Program, CalOMine may also serve...

RemindMe is a small program which alerts you when one of your inputted events such as birthdays, assignments or deadlines, etc... has occurred. It has the ability to use custom alarms and can store as many events as you need. Can hide in the background so it does not get in the way.

When executed, CHECK-TASKS identifies the tasks to remind and/or execute from the task lists. A given task is reminded by email and/or executed only once a day. See http://kwartik.wordpress.com/check-tasks/ for a detailed example.