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InfoMagic Extra 2.1.14 - Instantly Recalls Random Facts $ Appointments

Instantly Recalls Random Facts $ Appointments

InfoMagic Extra
InfoMagic Extra: A Personal Memory Aid and Organizer for People Who Hate to Organize. A simple, straightforward, freeform way to keep track of the bits and pieces of facts, data, and information that swirl around your everyday life. Quickly locate any fact you've saved. Not just another phonefile-calendar, but a real Personal Information Manager. Open, universal structure fits itself to you. There's no trying to conform to somebody else's idea of how to layout or organize information or trying fit your data into their forms. Calendar/scheduler prompts you of appointments and to-dos. Has fast find ability, password protection, URL/email launching, Phone Dialer, data sorting, text cleanup, password generation, backup facility, rich text formatting, accepts pictures and much more. Free Trial Version

What is new in version 2.1.14:



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For $28.95

Download: Download InfoMagic Extra 2.1.14 (2.9 Mb)
Download Count:6
Release Date:2006-02-23
Last Updated:2006-02-04
Manufacturer: Down Home Software
Product Support: InfoMagic Extra WebSite
  
Language:English
Requirements:Windows minimum
Install:Install Only
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