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  |  HappyDays Equivalent? I recently switched from a Palm OS device to the Q. There are a few programs that I really like, and am having a hard time finding an equivalent for Microsoft Mobile. Is anyone familiar with the "HappyDays" program? It takes birthdays, anniversaries, etc from your address book and automatically adds them to your calendar. Anyone know of a similar program for MM? |
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