PIM/Organizer "which one" type question

[jhalsey205]

Originally Posted by rogeru

...Support written notes, both public and private (password protected), and Synchronize them to the Desktop PC
...

for that you need a dedicated "Notes" app. I use Smartphone Notes, but you may also consider PhatNotes. I believe MS OneNote also syncs.

John

[n99hockey]

Originally Posted by jhalsey205

for that you need a dedicated "Notes" app. I use Smartphone Notes, but you may also consider PhatNotes. I believe MS OneNote also syncs.

John

you are correct
there arent any (as far as i can remember) PIM apps that include syncing notes

i prefer smartphonenotes

[Tony Bag o Donuts]

Originally Posted by n99hockey

you are correct
there arent any (as far as i can remember) PIM apps that include syncing notes

i prefer smartphonenotes

I didn't even demo smartphonenotes for five minutes before I decided to buy it.

[n99hockey]

Originally Posted by Tony Bag o Donuts

I didn't even demo smartphonenotes for five minutes before I decided to buy it.

yea totally worth it!

[sweat]

I've found AgendaOne to be very buggy. It locked my Q9c on Windows 6 and I could scroll through lists on AgendaOne with the Windows 6.1 upgrade.

ExtremeAgenda required me to open the program instead of it integrating itself, which I found to be a pain.

Oxios ToDo List is good, but only handles task lists.

I'm looking at Agendus now

[jhalsey205]

Originally Posted by sweat

I've found AgendaOne to be very buggy. It locked my Q9c on Windows 6 and I could scroll through lists on AgendaOne with the Windows 6.1 upgrade.

ExtremeAgenda required me to open the program instead of it integrating itself, which I found to be a pain.

Oxios ToDo List is good, but only handles task lists.

I'm looking at Agendus now

Check out PocketInformant. Also, SBSH is updating Papyrus. It should be available via public beta within a week and it is very well done.

[n99hockey]

Originally Posted by sweat

I've found AgendaOne to be very buggy. It locked my Q9c on Windows 6 and I could scroll through lists on AgendaOne with the Windows 6.1 upgrade.

ExtremeAgenda required me to open the program instead of it integrating itself, which I found to be a pain.

Oxios ToDo List is good, but only handles task lists.

I'm looking at Agendus now

regarding extreme agenda...
did you go in to the options and make sure they were set as default rather than having to open the app

been using it for months and its fully integrated

[sweat]

Originally Posted by n99hockey

regarding extreme agenda...
did you go in to the options and make sure they were set as default rather than having to open the app

been using it for months and its fully integrated

I may have not. I might see if I can get another trial.

Agenda One seemed to be really slow on my Q. I'm wondering if there is an issue with my phone given how much people seem to like some of these programs.

There shouldn't be because I don't have much installed in the way of third party apps other than Google maps and what got installed with Windows Mobile 6.1.

[Prosper]

Originally Posted by jhalsey205

Also, SBSH is updating Papyrus. It should be available via public beta within a week and it is very well done.

...via public beta?
You're in the beta team, right?

[Tony Bag o Donuts]

Originally Posted by Prosper

...via public beta?
You're in the beta team, right?

I wish I was....oh well my testing for other companies will have to make due....

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