Birthdate
Kenny West, PilotGear H.Q.
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Ed Learned wrote in article <339e221...@news.visi.com>...
>What is the general opinion of Birthdate. I've thought about buying
>it, but since he doesn't have secure site ordering or first virtual, I
>never get around to it. Is it really worth it? I've thought about
>using redo instead.
>
>Ed
>
Tim Fischer
In article <5nm38v$3kv$1...@excalibur.flash.net>, "Kenny West, PilotGear
H.Q." <in...@pilotgear.com> wrote:
What does Birthdate give you that entering annual repeating events doesn't?
Just curious,
-Tim
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tfis...@codamusic.DELETE.com (Tim Fischer) wrote:
>What does Birthdate give you that entering annual repeating events doesn't?
>Just curious,
Birthdate sucks data out of your address book, say if you name a
catagory "Birthday", it searches for that, finds all the instances,
and then creates events for them. It will also create a reminder 'x'
days ahead, if you want. Great little piece of software.
You also don't have to leave it on your pilot full time, if you're
low on ram- install it, do a update of the birthdays you've got, then
remove it, though that can create duplicates.
Kenny West, PilotGear H.Q.
Many also use it to keep holidays in their Pilot.
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Kenny West, PilotGear H.Q. wrote in article <5nm38v$3kv$1...@excalibur.flash.n
et>...
Ed Learned
I've noticed with this program (at least the trial version) that if I
have a company entry, the birthday is noted with that name, not the
persons. Is there a way to change this?
Ed
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Bob Koury
It's an excellent program. Although sophisticated I"ve not encountered
any problems with it. It's great for any sort of regular date.
Regards, Bob Koury
Karl A. Folkens
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Ed,
I am exceptionally pleased with Birthdate. The only problem I've
encountered is with synching with Ecco Pro 4.01 which, unfortunately, does
not synch separate fields for first and last names. Manually working
around this problem on the Pilot, though, is worth the effort.
I especially like being able to list ALL family members' birthdays and all
anniversaries under one phonebook entry. Simply running the program, then
hitting the Today option lets me know at a glance the birthdays and
anniversaries coming up. Then, off to the store to get the appropriate
greeting cards for the upcoming events! Also, the Birthdate Notify options
are most helpful for signaling upcoming events.
Wolfgang is very supportive. He was quick to provide an upgrade for Ver
2.0.
Birthdate is one of two "must-have" supplemental Pilot programs for me (the
other being JShopper!).
Hope this helps!
Karl
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color=3D"#000000" face=3D"Arial">Ed,<br><br>I am exceptionally pleased =
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with Ecco Pro 4.01 which, unfortunately, does not synch separate fields =
for first and last names. Manually working around this problem on =
the Pilot, though, is worth the effort.<br><br>I especially like being =
able to list ALL family members' birthdays and all anniversaries under =
one phonebook entry. Simply running the program, then hitting the Today =
option lets me know at a glance the birthdays and anniversaries coming =
up. Then, off to the store to get the appropriate greeting cards =
for the upcoming events! Also, the Birthdate Notify options are =
most helpful for signaling upcoming events.<br><br>Wolfgang is very =
supportive. He was quick to provide an upgrade for Ver =
2.0.<br><br>Birthdate is one of two "must-have" supplemental =
Pilot programs for me (the other being JShopper!).<br><br>Hope this =
helps!<br><br>Karl<br><br></p>
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Neil Thomson
In message <01bc7918$62c53a80$b532a5ce@Pactuary>
"Gregory S Strong" <act...@primenet.com> writes:
> Just enter * name mm/dd/yy on separate lines in the birthdate field. You
> create a new line with the "/" stroke.
And that goes for any annual event - anniversaries etc.
I put
*WedAnn name dd/mm/yy
for Wedding Anniversaries and other coses as well.
Neil A Thomson
Bob Koury
You can also enter these in a note attached to an Address book entry.
Regards, Bob Koury
Gregory S Strong wrote:
>
> Just enter * name mm/dd/yy on separate lines in the birthdate field. You
> create a new line with the "/" stroke.
>
> Peter Humphris <hump...@btinternet.com> wrote in article
> <33a2e65c...@news.btinternet.com>...
> > On 14 Jun 97 17:42:44 GMT, "Karl A. Folkens" <kfol...@aol.com> wrote:
> >
> > >I especially like being able to list ALL family members' birthdays and
> all
> > >anniversaries under one phonebook entry.
> >
> > I didn't think Birthdate could do this. Please explain how to insert
> > birthdays for people whose names and addresses are not in the address
> > book, e.g. families, children, nephews and nieces etc.
> >
> > Thanks!
> > --
> > Peter Humphris
> > Dundee, Scotland.
> > Email: hump...@xc.org
> >