Hi, I miss 2 things in GPE, and I'll try to work on them when I get some time, tell me what do you think: 1) Repetition for TO-DOs. For example: I want to remember to pay some things monthly, so I want a TO-DO item to be reopened every month. I had this in my palm (at least in Agendus) 2) Show contact birthdays in calendar.It would be great to have a "Birthdays" calendar that shows them, and be able to activate or deactivate it. Greets. On 1/25/07, Dr. Nicholas Shaw <Doc at docharley.com> wrote: > > > > > I'm interested in the community's thoughts. I have a N800 and am currently > using gpe-todo and gpe-contacts and I tried gpe-calendar (very short > period). I sent my observations/thoughts/recommendations > to George France but thought I'd put some of them here to see if I'm really > off base or if others have similar thoughts. I've listed the programs in > the order (my order) of completeness. I do realize that only gpe-todo has > been listed for IT OS 07. > > > > gpe-todo > > I like gpe-todo more than the Palm todo program. > I like the fact that the categories are shared amongst three programs (todo, > calendar, contacts); however, they are unsorted. The contacts should, > ideally, be automatically sorted or, as a minimum, allow them to be sorted. > I see no value in the status display. If I tap the block, a mark appears > indicating it's in progress. If I tap it twice, a line goes through the > task indicating it's complete. Thus, I see the status display as being > redundant and taking up real estate. By removing the status, there's more > room for summary text. > When entering a new todo item and checking the "Due:", you can choose a date > by double-tapping the date you want. I'd prefer to be able to just single > tap. > gpe-contacts > > This program has much potential. I like the ability to choose from the > alphabet on the side and all entries that fall within that range appear. I > also like the ability to display entries based upon category (I missed this > when I wrote to George). > I would either eliminate the image or move it to a separate tab. With the > open area for "Personal", I would break the name into two separate entries, > "Last" and "First" and then sort on the "Last" field. I would also include > a field in this tab called, "Business" and sort on the first word. While > there appear to be unexplained exceptions, business names sort on the last > name. Thus, for example, AFA Orthopedic Clinic had to become, "Orthopedic > Clinic AFA" in order to sort correctly. > I wouldn't create redundant entries for home and office but instead, like > the Contacts program that comes with the N800, enable the creation of new > fields that would include, for example, "Home", "FAX", Mobile", "Work", etc. > Thus, the user could create, if needed, two mobile number fields, or two > business fields, etc. > The address field should be multiple address fields, e.g. street1, street2, > city/province, state, zip, country, etc. The "mail" and "web" fields would > be new fields as required as in the Contacts program that comes with the > N800. > Names of people and names of business, once sorted, should appear in proper > order, e.g. "Bank of America" would follow "Frank Arnold." > gpe-calendar - This program kept causing problems with IT OS 07 so I had to > remove it; however, it looked like it would do the job. > gpe-syncd ? I have not been able to install this so don't know how well it > will sync the above programs with data on my computer. > > > > Regards, > > > > Nick Shaw > > > _______________________________________________ > maemo-users mailing list > maemo-users at maemo.org > https://maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-users > > > -- (:===========================================:) Alvaro J. Iradier Muro - airadier at gmail.com
