Re: Re:HighAchiever - A Personal Productivity System for PalmOS

I for one am really interested in trying this out.  I've tried everything
for Palm and end up bouncing around because there always seems to be a
deal-breaker in one software or another.  I've even moved back to paper for
a few months but just can't quite feel at home there either.  Thank you for
the video's.  Even with them, it's still a bit difficult to tell what it
will be like actually using the software in my workflow - but I'm anxious to
try it out and see.  It's encouraging to see someone still interested enough
in PalmOS to develop something new.  Thanks!

On Sat, Apr 11, 2009 at 6:40 AM, kala8os <kala8os-/[email protected]> wrote:

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> --- In [email protected] <GtD_Palm%40yahoogroups.com>, Andrew
> Kuharsky <akuharsky@...> wrote:
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> > How about a Macintosh version???
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> Andrew when we started development of this software was mainly because we
> love palmos and we had worked with every system available to palmos.
> Unfortunately every system we try become a collection point but not an
> execution center.
> We took the decision to create something fast but really efficient, so we
> had developed on top of an existing database product for the palmos. So yes
> you could have a database with forms to create, update, delete, review tasks
> and projects both on windows and mac and synchronize them with your palm.
>
> I was hopping I would see more excitement with the presentations. Actually
> you make me skeptical and I have asked from the testers to make a short
> comment whether they like it or not.
> You may find some of the comments below. But the real issue is that one of
> them came with an idea that sticks on my mind.
> When I have started the development I consider the bee as the most
> productive and result oriented creature on the planner. Therefore the bee
> icon. She loved the bee icon and came with a name Beezy. I must say that I
> will go for it.
>
> User comments....
> ------------------------------------------
> A life changing experience.
> I like the simplicity of palmos, but you really make a complicate system
> adorable.
> P. Roger
>
> I LIKE the Location feature. I use it in the car, all the time. I also like
> to group tasks to a 'virtual' project. For example all the tasks that
> required traveling, all the things I could buy at the mall.
>
> Very modern design, a functional system, but the most important, I feel
> that I I'm on control of my work and my day.
>
> A love at first use.
> maria d.
>
> Thank you for giving me the right reason to leave my IPhone uncharged for
> week now. It is a wonderful solution for the palm community. Thank you and
> all the best.
> S. Karlson
>
> Palm the Beginning
> Jason
>
> I it is not an illusion. In two weeks time I have finished tasks pending
> for a year now. Amazing, Thank you
> G. Adams
>
> My wife thought I did something bad lately. I had fixed numerous staff at
> home will working 10 hours at office.
> I like the Active tasks view, keeps you focus oriented, and makes you
> understand that you cannot split your attention into zillion things.
>
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