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This is a discussion on Agenda Software within the Software category of our Windows Mobile Forums; Is there any software that would work like an adenda book so i can use it to right down school ...
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02-04-2008, 01:41 AM
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|  Originally Posted by JasonADF Do you mean like a to do list? The PIM software that comes with the Q is pretty blah. I use Papyrus, and it works great. People also swear by Extreme Agenda and Agenda One. There are lots of threads comparing them in the software forum.
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| Originally Posted by rainmakerrc I use Papyrus too. All the apps listed ^ by rainmakerrc are available at the EQ store and have free trials so that you can try them all out and pick from their. It's really a matter of personal preference and what you're looking to do with it.
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| You may want to also look at Pocket Informant by WebIS. PI is a very robust PIM with alot of cool add ons that may benefit you. It is on the more costly side but brings alot to the table. |
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| Originally Posted by JasonADF Yes, all of them come with calendar, to-do list, and reminder capabilities.
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