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  1. The Best by SysJames · · Score: 2, Informative · on Where is the Killer Calendar?

    The best one is: ECCO. A free abondonware from NetManage. Available free at: ftp://ftp.netmanage.com/support/pub/utilities/EC40 1/Ecco32/. For windows only currently, but in the process of going open source.

  2. Ecco by rmcd · · Score: 1 · on Where is the Killer Calendar?
    Ecco, available from Netmanage. This was an awesome piece of software 7 years ago when it was orphaned, and it is still an extremely capable calendar/phonebook/outliner. It does peer-to-peer synchronization (it automatically syncs across my two desktops and laptop, for example) and can sync with palms. You can link items flexibly using categories.

    If you don't need workgroup calendars (although Ecco does those too) and if you run Windows, it's great software. And the price is right.

  3. Ecco, soon Chandler by hoggoth · · Score: 1 · on Best To-Do List Software?

    There is no doubt that ECCO is still by far the most powerful and easy to use personal information manager. It's years old, but still nothing has come close. You can download it for free from NetManage now that it's orphan-ware at ftp.netmanage.com, also the full original distribution CD and documentation are available. If you Google for ECCO you will find an active community and nothing but praise for this great piece of software.

    Coming up soon there is an Open Source project called Chandler led by Mitch Kapor that promises to be very good. It will have some of the ideas of Agenda and ECCO but updated for today's tech (all written in Python). A lot of eyes are on it...

  4. Ecco, soon Chandler by hoggoth · · Score: 1 · on Best To-Do List Software?

    There is no doubt that ECCO is still by far the most powerful and easy to use personal information manager. It's years old, but still nothing has come close. You can download it for free from NetManage now that it's orphan-ware at ftp.netmanage.com, also the full original distribution CD and documentation are available. If you Google for ECCO you will find an active community and nothing but praise for this great piece of software.

    Coming up soon there is an Open Source project called Chandler led by Mitch Kapor that promises to be very good. It will have some of the ideas of Agenda and ECCO but updated for today's tech (all written in Python). A lot of eyes are on it...

  5. Ecco, soon Chandler by hoggoth · · Score: 1 · on Best To-Do List Software?

    There is no doubt that ECCO is still by far the most powerful and easy to use personal information manager. It's years old, but still nothing has come close. You can download it for free from NetManage now that it's orphan-ware at ftp.netmanage.com, also the full original distribution CD and documentation are available. If you Google for ECCO you will find an active community and nothing but praise for this great piece of software.

    Coming up soon there is an Open Source project called Chandler led by Mitch Kapor that promises to be very good. It will have some of the ideas of Agenda and ECCO but updated for today's tech (all written in Python). A lot of eyes are on it...

  6. Re:Ecco URL by netringer · · Score: 1 · on Best To-Do List Software?

    ECCO is just what I needed! Ironically I bought a copy in the days before NetManage bought 'em. I still have the package and documentation. I didn't think I could trust it to work on the NT kernel.

    I just installed this in Windows XP and it works!

    Thanks for the URL!

  7. Re:My First 10... by persaud · · Score: 2, Informative · on First Ten Programs on New Install?

    After drivers and OS patches:

    1. PowerDesk (free file mgr )
    2. ZoneAlarm
    3. Ecco Pro (info mgr, free)
    4. Intellimouse / TweakUI (clicklock, default button)
    5. PerfectDisk (defrag, commercial)
    6. RegSafe (registry backup, commercial)
    7. RoboForm (password mgr, free)
    8. SurfSaver (web page archive & search, free)
    9. ToolsWorks (mouse/kb macros, commercial)
    10. SSH client

  8. REXX is still in use by tuxliner · · Score: 1 · on Rexx Is Still Strong After 25 years

    See this pdf document here (page19 - left column) "REXX is a procedure language (IBMspeak for scripting language) popular in the IBM mainframe world. It is simple to use, powerful enough to do the job, and well suited to the type of processing done within OnWeb. REXX is OnWeb's "native" language, and OnWeb contains its own built-in REXX interpreter."

  9. Better rename it by kelzer · · Score: 1 · on Axentra Rumba Server - Home Do-It-All Box

    Rumba is a registered trademark.

    It's software product from NetManage that is close enough in functionality to this product that they would probably have a valid trademark infringement claim.