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CCN X is a text-based simple-to-use mini personal information manager with many helpful components:
Calendar in weekly, monthly, yearly views - color coded visual cues for dates with notes
Day Notes (notes associated with a date)
NotePads - User-created
Calendar in weekly, monthly, yearly views - color coded visual cues for dates with notes
Day Notes (notes associated with a date)
- Searchable Weekly, Monthly and List views.
- Recurring for the events that happen every week, month or year
- Exportable to Text and iCal
- Spellcheck
- Supports non Roman text with unicode
NotePads - User-created
What's New
Version 3.40:
- Fix - Internals related to Vehicle Maintenance Tracker changed
- Fix - Start on Sunday/Monday preference not working in one scenario
- New - GateKeeper®-ready
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
CCN X User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:10,132 |
| Version Downloads:64 |
| Type:Business : Personal Info Managers |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:12 May 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $9.00 |
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CCN X is a text-based simple-to-use mini personal information manager with many helpful components:
Calendar in weekly, monthly, yearly views - color coded visual cues for dates with notes
Day Notes (notes associated with a date)
NotePads - User-created notepads for collecting To Dos and other important ideas you want to save
Digital Clock with many options such as chimes, 24 hour time. Uses time format of the mac.
Timers
Calendar in weekly, monthly, yearly views - color coded visual cues for dates with notes
Day Notes (notes associated with a date)
- Searchable Weekly, Monthly and List views.
- Recurring for the events that happen every week, month or year
- Exportable to Text and iCal
- Spellcheck
- Supports non Roman text with unicode
NotePads - User-created notepads for collecting To Dos and other important ideas you want to save
Digital Clock with many options such as chimes, 24 hour time. Uses time format of the mac.
Timers
- Minute timers so you remember to take breaks or whatever.
- Event Tracking Timers - elapsed time in Years, Months, Days from or to events specified & integrated to daynotes
- Simple Project Tracking timer
- Countdown - a realtime Days, Hours, Minutes and Seconds countdown to the date/event of your choice.
- Time Zone monitor - track local time in other time zones
- Sunrise & Sunset Times shown for current day
- Month and Day names are shown in the local language
- US holidays
- Week of Year shown in Weekly and Monthly views
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andymona reviewed on 20 Dec 2011
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And no, I meant "terminally geekish."
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Assuming this statement is true, which it isn't, it sounds like a slam of folks using terminal. Most of my users are non-technical folks from all walks of life including teachers, artists, and others. Most are not technical. What they like is simplicity and CCN X provides that. CCN X was never meant to have a comparable interface or feature set of some of the more complicated PIMs.
Anonymous reviewed on 19 Jun 2005
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If I had a question it would be how does CCN stack up against iCal, considering iCal is free and synchronises with other things (such as my Palm Treo 600 via iSync.) Incidentally Palm Desktop still works fine for me on 10.4.3 though it's been ages since I installed it.
Anonymous reviewed on 08 Jan 2005
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Rating the product without even only having seen it open would be unfair but… come yourself to the (tragic) conclusions…)
Would you send me an email with the detail ( which Mac, which OS X you are running etc. ). It sounds like you are seeing the splash screen which is normal during the 15 launch trial. The only failure I'm aware of is version 3.39 would not launch in OS X 10.5 because it was inadvertently linked with the wrong SDK. That has been fixed. If that is the problem being described, download again from my web page http://members.cox.net/ccnx and it is fixed. If not, please send an email with more details about the failure and your environment.
Thank you,
Brian S.