Re: Re: Datebk on iPhone now possible?

Week Calendar uses the standard CalDev calendar that the built-in iPhone calendar uses. Syncing with Outlook or Google Calendar is the same as using the default iPhone calendar program. Week Calendar is just a different user interface to the same underlying database (and uses more features of that database than the built-in apps).

If you are not on Android and using Pilmical, Week Calendar is the best I've seen on an iPhone.

On Dec 18, 2011, at 15:04, Sandy Sawyer wrote:

> Does Week Calendar sync with Outlook on a PC?
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> Sandy
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> Sandy Sawyer, ASID, RID
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> Sandy Sawyer Associates
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> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
> On Behalf Of dndrich
> Sent: Sunday, December 18, 2011 1:34 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [pdbk] Re: Datebk on iPhone now possible?
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> I would second the vote for Week Calendar on iPhone. It is only $1.99. It
> does everything that I used to do on Datebk6, and in some ways better. It
> has templates, custom colors, icons, and many other features. I did not use
> the todos or contact management of Datebk6. The more integrated PIM for
> iPhone is Pocket Informant. But Pocket Informant calendar in some ways is
> not as good as Week Calendar. No, Week Calendar does some things better than
> Datebk6, because it can sync directly with Google Calendar, allowing me to
> monitor many calendars at once, and easily customize my views. This is no
> weakness of Datebk6 in the sense that in it's day, Datebk6 was stuck with
> Palm OS which did not have the cloud based capabilities we now have. I was
> using Datebk6 on the Palm Pre with the emulator until a calendar came along
> for iOS that would meet my needs. The most important thing for me is the
> templates, and once Week Calendar came out with that, I made the switch to
> iPhone. iPhone is truly terrific, I have to say. Week Calendar finally gets
> me back to where I need to be from a scheduling and business standpoint.
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> --- In [email protected]
> <mailto:pimlicodatebk%40yahoogroups.com> , Ernst Michael Reicher
> <e.reicher@...> wrote:
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>> I switched to iPhone after long years of Palm&dateBook.
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>> That:
>>> Apple does not allow you to develop an application that competes with
> their 
>>> own and this includes their very crappy calendar.
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>> can´t be quite true.
>> Just have a look a the appstore and try to count the large number of
> calendar apps.
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>> After I tried a lot of them - ourgh awfull ones - I´m using
> "weekcalendar".
>> It´s not dateBook but its quite good!!
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>>> The only thing I look at my palm for is to look at what week of the year
> it is.
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>> ???!?!?!?! are you kidding??? that´s no chalange for weekcalendar..... ;-)
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>> Regards,
>> Ernst
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