[Spridgets] NO LBC!! Unless used for scheduling times to check on parts:)

[mike rambour]

 I use Rainlendar available at http://www.rainlendar.net/  I like it
because you can have it display the month on the desktop (mine is in the
lower right corner) so you always have a open calendar visible.  It does
appointments, etc.   

 I have it set up to share my calendar with Google Calendar so I have
access from anywhere I have web access.  Can even sync with your cell
phone calendar (not tried that one yet)

 Its FREE !!! although if you need Outlook support that will cost 9.95
UK pounds (brings in the LBC part).

	mike

On Thu, 2009-01-22 at 07:45 -0800, David Booker wrote:
> --- On Wed, 1/21/09, Leo <60bugeye at cebridge.net> wrote:
> Anybody have experience with any particular calendar that can run on the
> desktop and notify you of upcoming appointments?  New Years resolution to be
> on time and stop missing appointments.  Saves money which could be better
> spent on LBCsJ
> 
> I use Microsoft Outlook at work and love it.  I can schedule events and it
> will give me reminders as far before the event as I tell it to.  You can
> choose a bunch of diffeternt ways to view it and it is just plain easy to
> use.  Not sure how (or if) available it is for home use, but it kicks butt in
> the office.
> 
> David Booker
> '71 Midget
> Long Island