try out this website:
www.iambic.com
They have a program called Agendus. Click on the Palm OS tab at the top of
the page.
Comes in standard or pro version.
Agendus combines your to do lists/memos/contacts/calendar into one
application.
If you go with the pro version, then email/sms is combined with the previous
applications mentioned above.
There is a nice demo on the website.
Service is great. Email questions usually answered the same day.
I have been using it since I had my M105.
Try this with the palm calendar.
I had jury duty six months ago. In agendus, it took me a few minutes to mark
in the calendar about 15 days of jury duty during 2 months. Very easy with
agendus.
I am using it on a T3 now.
"Roy Schestowitz" <newsgroups@schestowitz.com> wrote in message
news:d9663k$1g96$1@godfrey.mcc.ac.uk...
> anmacdon wrote:
>
> > Hi all, could someone point me in the direction of some Palm software
that
> > will easily move the Todo items into the Calendar?
> > TIA, Andrew
>
> I know that coming up with a "no" answer would be unfair, but it has been
> almost a day since the original post.
>
> After 2.5 years of relying heavily on my ToDo lists (now Tasks, don't ask
me
> why), I moved everything to the Datebook (Calendar) about a month ago. I
> don't think that automatic tools exist because only your mind understands
> the cycles and nature of the tasks entirely. What would due date
correspond
> to in a calendar? There is no notion of when a ToDo record was created
> either. What about repetitions, which were the most important reason for
me
> to place items in ToDo and not DateBook.
>
> What I suggest you do is take a few hours off your daily routine, sit on
> your workstation with Palm Desktop (since it is more convenient) and move
> one item at a time. Any 'robotic' equivalent is hard to /rely/ on. You'll
> feel much better at the end, trust me. Also, since you rely on a daily
> list, possibly with alarms, you will never again need to check lists. the
> 'lists' will come to you. It's a type of freedom.
>
> Roy
>
> --
> Roy S. Schestowitz
> http://Schestowitz.com
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