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I am quite happy to announce the final release of Pocket Informant 2007! We’ve worked pretty hard with this release and have some amazing things to talk about. First is that Pocket Informant 2007 now works directly with Franklin Covey Plan Plus for Outlook 4.0. Pocket Informant 2007 adds several new Franklin Covey Plan Plus for Outlook 4.0 (PPO) features such as the Daily Tasks, Master Tasks, Projects, Task Status, Percentage Completion, and Daily Notes. These features work perfectly within Pocket Informant without PPO. However for these features to sync up to the desktop you need to have PPO version 4.0. PPO 4.0 ships with the sync conduit which syncs this data to the desktop.

Second is just how well integrated the new features within PI 2007 are – here are some highlights:

• NEW! Daily Notes
• NEW! Franklin Covey Daily, Master, and Project views and synching with Plan Plus for Outlook 4.0.
• NEW! Task Status – Normal/Complete/In Process (w/% complete)/Delegate
• NEW! Create appointments for specific timezones
• NEW! Complete One handed Soft Key support
• NEW! Revamped Contacts Summary with Call Logs (Phone Edition devices only)
• NEW! One handed date picker
• NEW! Multiple Alarms, Travel Appointments
• NEW! Live Preview windows
• NEW! Exchange GAL support on WM5 AKU2
• NEW! Revamped Journal with Rich Text and new fields

We are giving a free upgrade to all Pocket Informant 2005 customers who purchased from April 1st 2006 on up. Otherwise upgrades are $12.45.  The upgrade page is available here:

http://webis.net/products_info.php?p_id=pi&tab_id=upgrade

We currently are only releasing the American English version of the software as we polish up the localizations. To download Pocket Informant 2007, visit this page:

http://webis.net/products_info.php?p_id=pi&tab_id=download

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