BitPal for Windows

By BitPal
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Manage your address book, to-do and shopping lists, and calendar for your mobile drives and PC.

BitPal is an address book, calendar, shopping list, and a to do task manager. It's nicely designed and easy to use. And it's designed to be mobile. BitPal now syncs to Microsoft Outlook, as well as Apple's iCal and Address Book. Take your address book info to work, while keeping it off company computers. Have your to do list in the palm of your hand. It's your data anywhere. Version 3.7.9 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.

BitPal for Windows

By BitPal
Trial version
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GENERAL

Release: September 1, 2006

Latest update: July 23, 2015

Version: 3.7.9

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows XP
Windows 10

Additional Requirements: Windows XP

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Total Downloads: 193

Downloads Last Week: 0

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3/5

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May work for you if all you want is the most BASIC of ability for your PIM
scottgsmith62May 8, 2006
Pros
The application looks very nice, it is well organized and the screens are fairly intuitive. The import function for the contacts works pretty well - there were a few issues, but overall it worked nicely. The button for opening a map for the currently selected address is also nice. The ability to run this from a USB drive is very helpful also. The grocery list section (which you could use for any kind of list you wanted to) is a nice touch, and could be very useful.
Cons
The contacts section was very light on the number of fields available for the user. There are also no user definable fields available for the user. <p>The calendar has extremely limited capability for recurring appointments, and there is no categorization capability in the calendar. The application gives you the ability to create multiple calendars, and I guess you could use these for categories, but that would soon get very messy if you have a large number of categories. <p>The tasks area is also very rudimentary. If you want to track anything other than description, notes and priority, you are out of luck. The really annoying thing about the tasks section, is that you cannot mark something as done and have it be hidden but still in the database for reference; if you don't want to see the completed tasks, your only option is to delete them!
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