EssentialPIM handles all your scheduling, contacts, to do lists, and notes with easy-to-use, intuitive tools.
This absolutely free personal information manager can store, manage and encrypt data: day/week/month/year schedules, to do lists for keeping all your tasks up-to-date, notes (pictures, tables, any formatted text), and contacts. Offers Rijndael 128-bit encryption, MS Outlook import/export, Windows Address Book import/export, search capabilities, versatile print features, and adjustable contacts storage with unlimited fields.
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Reviewing 3.22 (Jan 21, 2010)
For whatever reason I could not find a standard calendar view (month...?).
Uk'sKalendar solved that and Kurlo took care of contacts beautifully (just remember to use a fairly simple password!).
Finally decided to dedicate software for my contacts and other than using tbird with lightning (never again) there was simply nothing else for free.
I doubt essential pim free can compete with kurlo in the contact dept I just couldn't get past the fugly calendar views- (ughh)
Reviewing 3.04 (Jul 13, 2009)
@some douche
That was 4 releases ago!! to which they quickly released another version 3 days later (which surprise surprise NOD had nothing to say about).
Learn to read
Reviewing 3.04 (Jul 13, 2009)
their is no virus, learn to use your pc
scanned
http://www.virustotal.co...c9254ccd9280-1247516819
Look at the link you downloaded it from lol go get you nod32 off mini-nova lolol
now go back to your AOL browser and get your self some real media
Reviewing 3.01 (May 23, 2009)
I represent developers.
NOD32 is wrong, there is no any badware. You can check with any other reputable protection software.
Reviewing 3.0 (May 20, 2009)
Well this is a first. I've had my problems with this software but when it works its pretty good
BUT Nod32 says;
"http://downloads.essentialpim.com.s3.amazonaws.com/essentialpimport3.zip
probably a variant of Win32/Statik potentially unwanted application connection terminated - quarantined
Threat was detected upon access to web by the application."
Its' probably some adware they have bundled but other things have adware and don't elicit this response and this never has either so....
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