Scheduling Ten

Ten Things for the Calendar/Schedule Junkies

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1. Agenda from Wallie Online is a simple and small calendar/organizer program.

2. Into calendars in a big way? Check out Calendar Magic.

3. OSAF's Chandler is an experimental, server-based free calender being offered for individuals and small workgroups as a test release (they want to know how it works for you.) Use it for a basic and multiple calendar(s), recurring events and more.

4. Sort out your schedule with Martin Bresson's Chaos Manager.

5. Never forget another anniversary or birthday again with Vellosoft.com's MiniMinder.

6. Multi Reminders from TheAbsolute.net reminds you of holidays, celebrations and when to pay your bills.

7. Our blog pal Simon Haynes freely offers Remind Me Please, a program to give you a nudge on: " . . .upcoming events, appointments, TV programs, movies, birthdays and so on. Enter one-off or repeating events: daily, weekly, monthly, yearly and specials like 'Every two weeks from 1/1/2002' or 'Third Sunday of each month'."

8. pAgenda from Pcbypaul.com is a calendar/scheduler program using sqlite database. "A single click prints daily schedule."

9. Cinnamon Software's Talking Alarm Clock does just what it says with a talking animated alarm, or any sound you choose.

10. Need a cross platform standalone calendar application based on Mozilla's XUL user interface language? Whatever the dickens that is? Well, you guy should go look at Sunbird.