Need a software program that is comparable to Lotus Agenda
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Need a software program that is comparable to Lotus Agenda
My boss is asking me to research a software program that is comparable to Lotus Agenda. Specifically he wants to be able to cross reference notes and calendar, to put the same note into multiple places specified by a header he creates…..
If I type “Call Gary about Cole Schotz lease”, it automatically places that same entry in
1) Tenants view, (Gary is recognized as a tenant)
2) Lawyers view ,(Cole Schotz is recognized as a lawyer)
3) Calls view
4) Calendar under Wednesday
If you ever used Lotus Agenda back ‘in the day’ he also really liked the simple keyboard strokes to change the to do date.
Any info you could provide would be greatly appreciated! Tks!
If your looking for a personal information manager for Linux try Evolution or Chandler.
Evolution will run on Linux, Unix, Windows and Gnome; it's under the GPL license.
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Thanks for the link to Beeswax DavidMcCann. I've never tried it.
Dunno. That's a "Windows thing".
Back to our "Sponsor"...
Microsoft Onenote came close. And I do like that software. Scapbooking for nerds? kbaskets I looked at.... meh.
zim-wiki is ok.
Chandler, RedNoteBook, and CherryTree are out there. Dunno nothing about them.
Installed, never spent any time using them.
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