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I am a full-time student (of the "non-traditional" sort -- meaning I'm over
40). Trying to manage different calendars is too time-consuming and prone to errors (easy to forget to post things on all calendars). Therefore, I need a calendar/planner that shows appointments and homework assignments for the day/week/month just by posting the entry one time. This is what I "need" (or what would make my life a whole lot easier): --Homework planner that shows assignment details and views/prints by the day/week/month. --Calendar that incorporates the homework planner with the appointments. I have Outlook 2003. I also have Active Desktop Calendar by XemiComputers (xemico.com), which incorporates the Outlook Info into its calendar. I am able to "almost" do what I need on both calendars. I imagine there is a way to do exactly what I need but I just haven't figured it out! I appreciate any advice that you can provide. |
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