Re: Does this program exist?
Re: Does this program exist?
- Subject: Re: Does this program exist?
- From: vectormation <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2001 15:19:43 -0500
a custom field in the palm desktop could hold a unique ID number, and a
floting palette made in FaceSpan that would (when triggered) read the
current(?) ID #, look it up in an list of records, and determine the
processing path from there.
~Phi
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This is not strictly an Applescript question (though I suppose one could
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solve it with AS if needs be...)
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Here's the situation. I am chronically disorganised and get lots of email
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with attachments. Often the emails or the stories contain stuff for stories
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that are coming up in the near future. Or else they'll be about
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appointments.
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I use Palm Desktop but its weakness is that it's very limited in
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terms of displaying things in a day. It only links within itself.
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So, does this program exist? What I would really like would be a calendar
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program that could hold references to *anything* on my machine for a
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particular day - so that, say, Monday 3rd would have a link to an email
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with stuff about that.
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Of course I would need to be able to create that link - so that
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when I receive an email and want to link it I can call the program/a script
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and choose a day and have the two tied together. Sort of like Palm's
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"attach note" feature, but cross-application.
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Anybody? Or am I going to have to write something huge and
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world-revolutionising?
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Charles
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PS please don't let it be Lotus Notes.
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