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Event Reminder
2.8.10

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Event Reminder

2.8.10
10 May 2010

Reminds you of recurring events like birthdays.

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Overview

Event Reminder is a Mac OS X application that will remind you of important events such as birthdays and anniversaries in an easy to view table. You can use events from a text file, or Apple\'s Address Book and iCal applications. To Do items from iCal, or a text file can also be included. Event Reminder can calculate ages and will countdown days to an event. The application can display all holidays for any year you choose and it includes both a yearly and a monthly perpetual calendar. Event Reminder is extremely customizable.

What's new in Event Reminder

Version 2.8.10:
  • Should now be OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard ) compatible
  • Fixed an error message [Can\'t get text item 1 of \"\". (-1728)] that was occurring under OS X 10.6 (This, unfortunately, also caused prior preference settings to be lost).
  • Removed support for Palm Desktop
  • Fixed how some recurring weekly and monthly events were being displayed with iCal data
  • Minor interface enhancements

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7 Event Reminder Reviews

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Anonymous
Anonymous
01 April 2004

Most helpful

Seems to work as described, with lots of possibility. I like the feature in which it imports from both address book and iCal. My biggest complaint is that it loads with unwanted reminders (such as celebrity birthdays - ACK) which one must manually "ignore," then relaunch. Would be much better if it would display iCal events using iCal colors.
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Version 2.0
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17 January 2008
just what i was thinking too.
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Version 2.8.8
Artroom
Artroom
15 January 2008
Would really love to try this out but i can't get into it, as it just keeps asking me where the Palm Desktop is. There seems to be options in the preferences to not use Palm Desktop, but i can't get there because the program wont let me there until i tell it where Palm Desktop is... there is a Cancel option, but it doesn't work
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Version 2.8.7
Superkaratemonkeydeathcar
Superkaratemonkeydeathcar
23 June 2006
2.8.4 won't install.
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Version 2.8.4
Dbrennan
Dbrennan
12 November 2004
Please, get rid of that icon! There are others out there as freeware. David, please choose one. Nice app. but dreadfull icon concept and execution. Content over style, yes...but there is a limit!
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Version 2.4
Anonymous
Anonymous
09 November 2004
Having a hard time understanding why I need this in addition to iCal, let alone why I'd want this to display info thats already being displayed in iCal...
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Version 2.4
1 answer(s)
Anonymous
Anonymous
21 February 2005
Ditto. I think we get stuff like this when people can't think of a truly useful app to write while they're learning Objective C.
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Version 2.6
Anonymous
Anonymous
01 April 2004
If you're, as I am, one of those folks who appreciates an application dedicated to doing one thing, and doing it well, Event Reminder is for you. I have been using it ever since I got my eMac with OS X about a year and a half ago, and it's been flawless. Had a couple of issues with the 2.0 beta, and those were resolved overnight. This is one of those "free" applications for which I'd be happy to pay a shareware fee.
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Version 2.0
Anonymous
Anonymous
01 April 2004
Seems to work as described, with lots of possibility. I like the feature in which it imports from both address book and iCal. My biggest complaint is that it loads with unwanted reminders (such as celebrity birthdays - ACK) which one must manually "ignore," then relaunch. Would be much better if it would display iCal events using iCal colors.
Like
Version 2.0
2 answer(s)
David-Hanauer
David-Hanauer
01 April 2004
Where are the celebrity birthdays coming from? If they are in an iCal calendar, you can disable that calendar. If they are from the example data file included with the program you can delete/modify the data file or go to the preferences and set the program so that it does not load the file. The birthdays provided with the program are simply an example to show how the program can be used.
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Version 2.0
Anonymous
Anonymous
04 April 2004
OK, so there is a way to change the preferences so the "example" celebrity birthdays do not appear. Now I like the program even more. Forgive me for being ignernt, but I is a writer, not no computer whiz.
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Version 2.0

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