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<blockquote data-quote="confused2" data-source="post: 752166" data-attributes="member: 72949"><p>I have nothing against iCal, but it seems to lack the one capability that I need most.</p><p></p><p>Back in the early-mid 90s I used a very simple software product named Auspice for reminding me of appointments and such. It was not a personal organizer with address books, telephone numbers, or all the other things, its sole purpose was to remind me with a pop-up of an appointment.</p><p></p><p>What I really like about it was its ability to defer reminders in any increment. In other words, if a message popped up I could tell it to remind me again in 22 seconds of 12 years or 33 minutes, or whatever time delay I wanted.</p><p></p><p>Does anyone know of anything similar for OS 10.5?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="confused2, post: 752166, member: 72949"] I have nothing against iCal, but it seems to lack the one capability that I need most. Back in the early-mid 90s I used a very simple software product named Auspice for reminding me of appointments and such. It was not a personal organizer with address books, telephone numbers, or all the other things, its sole purpose was to remind me with a pop-up of an appointment. What I really like about it was its ability to defer reminders in any increment. In other words, if a message popped up I could tell it to remind me again in 22 seconds of 12 years or 33 minutes, or whatever time delay I wanted. Does anyone know of anything similar for OS 10.5? [/QUOTE]
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