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| Downloads:2,759 |
| Version Downloads:1,460 |
| Type:Business : Personal Info Managers |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:09 Jul 2002 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price: $99.99 |
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And the new SOHO product doesn't have the Recurring Events functionality I need. So I am stuck with the Classic version.
Won't buy from them again. Chronos will stay small.
Anonymous reviewed on 16 Nov 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 11 May 2005
The sad fact is that there are NO Mac PIMs which are up to the task. I could go down the list and find a major fault with each major Mac PIM which would make you go running.
At the end of the day, Group Organizer, through all its MANY faults is the best designed and most productive organizer on the Mac.
For me, the biggest fault is the lack of scrollwheel support. That's a real biggie for me. Otherwise it falls to things such as funky interface for customizing fonts, lack of integration with iApps, funky spell checker, and really, really dated skins.
On the plus side, there is absolutely no PIM on Mac with the features this has. Daylite is strong in some areas but is extremely poor in task and time management (an area where Organizer excels). Organizer also has a very well designed day view, allowing a user to keep daily notes on calls, activiities and meetings in an informal window... that's a wonderful feature no other PIM has.
I also love the journal feature and other niceties such as plain language entering of dates and tasks.
No, it's not perfect but I understand it's to be updated very soon and if they do a good job it has a chance to be the best PIM on the Mac once again.