davew4
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- Dec 10, 2011
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Does any members know of an Android PIM with a card metaphor like Sidekick? I am long time Sidekick user (back the the original DOS "load and stay resident" Sidekick). I can't wean myself to anything else.
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Dear Dave,
Check out these apps some sync with google too and some have user defined fields!
Regards Jim
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Check out these apps some sync with google too and some have user defined fields!
Regards Jim
Check the FAQ area of this Forum for answers (If there are any FAQs!) , it could save you a lot of time and effort! Good Luck!
Thus one appears to be regarded by most Palm users as the most practical
Regards Jim
Check the FAQ area of this Forum for answers (If there are any FAQs!) , it could save you a lot of time and effort! Good Luck!
Regards Jim
Check the FAQ area of this Forum for answers (If there are any FAQs!) , it could save you a lot of time and effort! Good Luck!
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DougSilver
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The original dos Sidekick--ahh, those were the days. Actually I had not played around with Sidekick until the Windows versions came out but I knew others who religiously relied on their dos version when it was around.
All of my important contact info is in my Sidekick 2.0 which I still use daily on my WinXP machine. The greatest attraction for me is the free-form cardlog field where I can make any notes and keep a running history of conversations, etc. I never was able to find as competent and simple a pim as Sidekick.
My only two wishes were that it would have been nice to have a nested structure to the card file (i.e., so that you can have just the company name appear and then the various contacts who work at that company versus having a bunch of cards for that one company, each with a contact) and I regret not being able to customize fonts or have occasional text that is bold or different size. But still I rely on Sidekick pretty heavily in spite of those minor shortcomings.
Doug
All of my important contact info is in my Sidekick 2.0 which I still use daily on my WinXP machine. The greatest attraction for me is the free-form cardlog field where I can make any notes and keep a running history of conversations, etc. I never was able to find as competent and simple a pim as Sidekick.
My only two wishes were that it would have been nice to have a nested structure to the card file (i.e., so that you can have just the company name appear and then the various contacts who work at that company versus having a bunch of cards for that one company, each with a contact) and I regret not being able to customize fonts or have occasional text that is bold or different size. But still I rely on Sidekick pretty heavily in spite of those minor shortcomings.
Doug
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