[Design] Another PIM project

[Mike Koenecke]

Actually, the NT-compatible version of InfoCentral (required for Win 
2000 or XP) can be downloaded from here:

http://macros.koenecke.us/InfoCentral/ICindex.html

You can get the manual there too.

Someone else did the install, and it does not set the Local directory 
correctly in the Registry, so to complete the install one must download 
and run "FixInstall.mxe" from the same page. Works just dandy. And with 
the auto-cofiguring macros ("Modular Macros") I've made available, 
information can be pushed to e-mail, Palm Desktop, word processors, or 
just about anything.

A description of all these is here:

http://macros.koenecke.us/InfoCentral/MacroCollection.htm

You can see how I wish I could do some of this stuff with another PIM 
(ideally Chandler, eventually).

All of this is free, so I'm not exactly advertising anything. Cheers.

On 1/27/2004 9:19 AM Michael Batchelor wrote:<br>

> I have to admit InfoCentral was pretty awesome. Just the concept of a
> contact is not an attribute of a company, nor is a company an attribute of a
> contact, but a contact has a relationship with a company (i.e, their
> telephone extension) absolutely blew away ever other PIM except (oh, get
> this) Agenda.
> 
> The complaint that these two programs were "hard to use" comes from the fact
> that what they did was a hard job. Keeping track of all that stuff has
> typically taken a human brain, which is no simple mechanism.
> 
> I'd gladly pay $200 per desktop to have a real honest to goodness WinXP or
> Linux version of either. I'm spending that much money now on other junk that
> doesn't work half as well.
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Mike Koenecke