I purchased Amode last weekend. It fits my personal needs pretty well. I emailed Alex with a number of ideas and he responded very quickly, which is very encouraging. From the pure outline perspect...

You should take a look at InfoQube at sqlnotes.net: http://sites.google.com/site/infoqube/Home Pierre has built the software with Ecco users in mind, but has taken it into a number of other areas, a...

Pierre just put up the 2nd prelease version of InfoQube, which has a preliminary version of a calendar. It can handle appointments, recurrences and limited categories, for now. It's worth a look - I...

You're welcome, Daly. I was fairly active on the GemX forum and was one of the people who went to the site and found it was down - permanently. Many of the forum members surfaced on DonationCoder an...

You might want to follow this thread at Donationcoder.com before you make a decision about Do-Organizer: http://www.donationcoder.com/Forums/bb/index.php?topic=9827.0 Mike

I've been beating on it pretty heavily. I have some views/grids which are pretty sparse and others which are pretty loaded up. I've been testing it on a workstation with 19" monitors, but also a Sam...

I've played with the same packages you mentioned and most of the others, it seems. Some were uninstalled in minutes, while others lasted a little longer. I had great hope for UltraRecall, but Kinook ...

Pierre at SQLNotes.net is writing a piece of software called SQLNotes which uses ECCO as a jumping-off point for a really nice project. It's been referenced elsewhere on this site. It's in beta test...

While it's fairly expensive, you might look at the new version of MindManager, available at http://www.mindjet.com/us/. The new version lets you hoist the drawing or the outline with a function key p...