zowie

Developerone has released the latest version of Agenda Fusion.

This release seems geared towards WM2003 SE with support for portrait and landscape modes and a few other bells and whistles. All in all, I don't see much (at least for me) to justify spending $14.95 for the upgrade. Doesn't seem to be alot in it.

Anyone else try it yet? How did you like it?

doogald

I bought it yesterday. For me it was worth it for two reasons. First, it displays tasks better than version 5 did. I use tasks quite a bit. Second, it can now edit and create all Notes, not just alarm notes, which is something that always bothered me about ver 5. I believe that there are also better category management tools as well.

However, there are a couple of minor bugs that I have noticed (in contacts if you click on the alphabetic letters it should jump to the first contact that starts with that letter, and that is not working; on the calendar, if I switch from the month view to another view and then back to the month view I cannot get the time bars to display).

If I find other things that I like I'll let you know...

lip

Anyone else notice that when going to the month view, the refresh times are horrible?!
I am coming from an older version and find this unacceptable.

Cheers,
LIP

doogald

Actually, I have noticed that when I switch from month view to another view and then back again that my time bars do not display, even if I turn them off and back on again. And yes, I have noticed some rather odd performance issues at times.

drop

I agree that the improvement on Task looks really good. But this version of AF is more for the PDAs to come IMHO. I probably wouldn't get it. Since I got my X5, I'd bought the full version of AF, and paid for the 5.0 upgrade. I think that is enough contribution to one app in a 17-month time.

I love AF. Use it all the time. I appreciate the fact that DeveloperOne released another upgrade for v.5.x several weeks back, so we, old-timers, wouldn't feel left-out on this new version. This appeasement tactic was much more beautifully executed than Dell. Oh well, this subject had been beaten to death twice over ;) .