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PIM Xtreme
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PIM Xtreme is an organizer (or Personal Information Manager) Software with: financial module (accounts, reports, etc.), contacts, schedule, tasks, alerts, encrypted notes and MORE! It's highly VERSATILE and it exports to several formats (xml, iCal, etc. -
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Tasky is a task management application for Windows. It has an elegant "todo-list" interface and a powerful backend.
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This project provide features to manage your tasks and control your activities. Get rpts as Pending Items, Latest and Solved Items. Send these to someone by e-mail and Schedule your tasks to receive alerts.
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Checklist Tree is a hierarchical checklist application for Windows Mobile. It uses a simple, flat file XML storage format for items and settings, the idea being that it should be editable in a simple text editor, viewed by a web browser; and applications
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Listgeek is a unique thought-capture tool. Collect notes, tasks, to-dos, links and images as a organised list of colourful on-screen shapes.
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RemoteCalendars is a COM-.NET Add-in for Outlook 2003/2007, written in C#. After installing this plugin, every Outlook user should be able to subscribe, reload and delete a generic remote iCalendar (RFC 2445) from Outlook 2003/2007.
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A windows mobile 5 application capable of reading and editing To Do Lists compatible with the application developed by Abstract Spoon (http://www.abstractspoon.com/tdl_resources.html).
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IE4RC means Internet Explorer extension for RemoteCalendars. It's a .NET plugin for Internet Explorer, which it'll make it possible to subscribe an iCalendar (RFC 2445) in Outlook if RemoteCalendars is installed. It'll add also support for webcal.
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A little tool written in C#(.NET 2.0) to notify you of important events and dates while you are working and forget about time and space. Very small and very useful if you are a programmer, developer or a person who forgets about time while working.
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BrainDump is a hierarchical note-taking application written in C#. It is similar to TreePad, JTreePad, and other Tree-like note-taking applications.
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Control the resources’ efforts is a common task for project managers. The Task Track software is a simple and fast desktop tool that connects to other projects servers softwares and helps to track the effort spent in each activity of a project.
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.NET solution helping U.S. health officials inspect food service establishments for compliance with state/local health & sanitation regulations. Mobile component assists field-work while a back-office component administers forms, records and scheduling.
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Camelot is an application for single developers to track issues (bugtracking, suggestion tracking etc.). Compared to other solutions you don't need a webserver or a database - just the .NET framework.
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QuickMemo project is a single line reminder. You may use your either keyboard only or your mouse in order to quick add, view or manage your memos. It is easy!
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