AppointmentMonths allows you to create APT appointment files and stores them on the storage RAM or storage card(s) based on calendar folder. On first startup set the storage card and when you create a new appointment it will be stored in the folder
My Twitt Enhanced for HanDBase - this application lets you track all your activities during the whole day. It's like twitter but completely private. You can follow precisely all the events you choose to save
MyPIM- shows your appointments and tasks in agenda view with icons and same-screen functions.
You can filter and edit your appointments and tasks without opening the whole item body. In addition, you can link your appointments and tasks to any files.
The application let you select the dates to show via pop-up menus and a calendar
Speereo Voice Organizer - do everything faster than ever. Organizer allows you to: - organize you contacts, add new ones with voice commands; - input notes of any lenth with your voice in stead of a keyboard; - set your tasks and reminders; - read and write your mail. Everything is done with voice commands and takes very little space at the same time (1
SpoonDo! is a simple application for Windows Mobile, designed to replace the default Outlook Tasks functionality. Unlike the default tasks application, SpoonDo! is finger friendly, so everything can be done without using the stylus. SpoonDo! presents the tasks in different folders distinguishing between different type of tasks
BizOrg organizer provides the best place to store your Notes and Tasks, put in order your Contacts and Journal.
Make your color notes on Pocket PC. BizOrg gives you one place to store all your notes and the freedom to work with them how you want. It helps you capture information in multiple ways and then organize and use it according to your needs
TasksNoterer allows you to create and edit date/time stamped 2-bit bitmap task 'Sheets' with a full-featured drawing tool. The program also has a full featured file manager for the bitmaps and bluetooth services. The 24-Bit -> 8-Bit bitmap conversion from the libraries originally created by Ephraim Cohen in 1996
