Daily Calendar Required

[P999PPY]

Hope that this hasnt been covered to death before I came on the scene.... I have a new X30 which I'm pretty happy with, networking, surfing is no problem. However my biggest gripe is the appointments time planner that is the standard issue.

What I need is a planner that just shows single days, no time breakdowns. When I look at a week or month I want to see what I have earmarked for each day. I do not want to click on single days etc.

Is anyone following me?? Anyone got a link to a download of a basic daily planner.

Thanks, P999PPY

[P999PPY]

Dont you just hate it when people post in the wrong forum!!!!! Apologies

[Howard2k]

I'm not quite sure what you mean I don't think. But did you try the different views in Calendar? Once you have it open, press the calendar button again and you'll cycle through different views.

[P999PPY]

No, none of the other views are what I want. I want to see either 7 days or a month down the left hand side of the screen and be able to view appointments across the screen for each of those days. No times etc. Something as laid out below;

1 june getting married
2 june
3 june my birthday
4 june the dog died
5 june buy new car
6 june move house
7 june get divorced

etc etc with the option of 7 days or one month to view. Any help?

Regards, P999PPY

[Howard2k]

Nothing that I'm aware of. Although something like that must exist.

Take a look at these (and they have downloadable demo applications too)
Agenda Fusion
Ulti-Planner
Pocket Informant

If none of those suit, hopefully someone else can chime in with other options :)

PocketBreeze is the only thing I can think of.

[hoy]

arrangement than the standard Axim calendar. I have been using the freeware Calendar+ program and the inexpensive($7.50)VBithday Gold program in combiation to get my Axim calendar to display upcoming events on my Start Up screen. I figured this was a minimal investment to get what I wanted dispayed. Been using this software combination for a week now without any issues...hope this helps.

[dspirko]

bsquare btask does what you want, it is hard to find anymore, it was made for ppc 2002, the arm version works on my ax though.

Yes, PocketBreeze will definitely do what you want. Note that you'll need to twiddle with the settings a bit as it defaults to showing times etc.