CalendarPro is an easy-to-use calendar designed for Microsoft Windows. It allows you to quickly look up dates and set reminders for yourself. It's also fast and stays quietly out of your way until you need it. CalendarPro allows you to double-click the...
MultiCalendar Personal/Professional/Enterprise Edition is a set of intuitive calendar software built for stand alone use only. It contains schedule management / calendar management / alarm capability / contact management.What is new in this release:Time...
Moneyspire is the comprehensive user-friendly personal finance software that brings your entire financial life together in one place and helps give you peace of mind. Keep track of your bank accounts, credit cards, and organize your transactions and see...
SpeedBase Customer Manager is a fully customizable, flexible, easy to use information manager for both business and personal needs. It allows you to record, manage, search and share any type of information in one place. You may use it as a low cost CRM to...
ID Book is a handy, easy to use application specially designed to offer users a simple address book. Using this tool is as easy as be: you just enter the needed data in the main window, and let ID Book take care of the rest. So, to manage your contacts...
Looking up your contacts is a snap with Close Call. The program was designed to be simple. We had quick entry and retrieval in mind when designing this application. If you want to store basic contact information and retrieve it later with easy lookup...
NeoN Reminder is an attractive, powerful and easy to use reminder and calendar software. You can receive pop-up reminders and sound reminders at certain times. NeoN Reminder will help you organize better. Drag and drop interface for rescheduling of...
Use this multi-user calendar to keep track of your important dates. Filter your tasks in multiple categories, by employee in your organization. Color code your appointments by category. Create multi-date appointments. View by month, week, day. Easy to use...
