Menu Minder for Mac2.0.8

I keep forgetting I have this app, I was looking for something to remind me to take breaks and this can pretty much remind you of anything, by mail even (or SMS for Americans), it can start other apps etc, and lives in the menubar, what more can you ask for.. Seems they have an iOS app too.. but I'm an Android type.

This dog don't hunt. Doesn't open -- yeah, I checked my menu bar after I clicked it, too. The developer's website doesn't even show this app. Updated to version 4.2.2, and got the same. No documentation. No help. No online support. Not impressed. Another fine MacCrapStore App.

AVOID. This developer is useless, as well as their website. I have their "Limit Point Software Utilities Bundle" where you get all of their apps with updates forever. Yeah, good luck. Anyone else having problems? Leave a comment, and maybe I'll start legal action to get them to honor their comments.

"The requested address: http://www-personal.umich.edu/~pagliara does not correspond to any file that is currently available on www-personal.umich.edu. Please double-check the URL or try the search box below." Looks like the developer needs to find a new host for their website.

How is this program related to the one from www.limit-point.com? Just curious.

I just downloaded and ran 1.8.1 and the demo won't allow me to create reminders. I get a nag window when I select New Reminder or New Quick Reminder from the menu.

This application is a wonderful little nag. I've been using it for a couple of months and it's a snap to set up. It doesn't have tons of bells and whistles, but I have those bells and whistles in other reminder applications -- and I don't use them! With MenuMinder I can quickly create reminders on the fly right from the menu bar, and that's exactly what I want. If I need something "deeper," I can use iCal. With MenuMinder I can get a pop-up window, an email or a text message, and that is very handy for traveling. The author is responsive and quick to address feature requests. The only features I could ask for at this point are some keyboard shortcuts -- I tried adding my own, but they didn't work -- and to have the "OK" button already highlighted/selected so that I can just tab and arrow through the date and hit return. Then I would really be flying!

A very handy little app for sure. Must give it a try.

Better and simpler than iCal. ineedit!

I think the idea of MUPromo's is great. Mac users will buy shareware that they might not