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Forums -
Forums provide an outlet for
users
and Pimlico participates actively in them. You may want to look at the
Pimlical
forum
or the DateBk
forums.
Technical
Support. All Technical support is handled by email. In most cases, you
will receive a response the same day you submit your request.
Be sure to identify what program you are using, what device
you are using it on and the nature of the problem described in
as much detail as possible.
What do
WE Support?
- Did you
know that all
the proceeds from the sale of these products benefit wildlife
conservation? In fact that's why Pimlico Software exists - see the
Gorilla Haven
website for more
information on that!
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Pimlical
- An
advanced calendar and PIM application designed for multiple platforms
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| Features |
![[Pimlical Calendar Small]](Pimlical-Calendar-Small.gif)
- Integrated display of appointments, tasks,
memos and contacts
- Reads and Writes Google Calendars as well as local
calendar - view Google Calendars with all of
Pimlical's feature set!
- Ability to filter display or find items
based upon any database field
- Customize items with colors, fonts,
icons, images, advances
- Dual alarms, before and after event, with
custom sounds or custom actions including launching applications
- Fast keyboard entry of events
- Day, multi-day, week, month and
multi-month and list views all with direct editing and drag & drop
support
- Advanced find and filter and ability to
change any field on all selected events
- Former Palm users can easily migrate their
calendar data to other devices using the sync to
Google Calendar, or the iCalendar export function.
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 Grouping and linking of events and tasks to memos
and contacts
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Automatic logging of all actions,
tracking by date and individual
- Printout of any view
- Multi-level sort of appointments and tasks
- (date/priority/urgency/alphanumeric/status/type,
etc.)
- Simple import of dates from Ascii Text
- Quick Entry Templates for entering new
events and tasks
- Dual timezones for start/end event
including Home Timezone
- Daily Journal including automatic logging
of completed events/tasks
- Hiding and masking of Secret events with
password protection
- Undelete, Undo last move, retrieve
last alarm
- Hundreds of preference settings allow
extensive customization
- Priority and Urgency settings for both
tasks and events
- Floating events, reminders and Priority
pane ensure no event is forgotten
- Full access to memos and contacts
- Optional view of Tasks in a separate pane which
can be displayed side-by-side with calendar
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| Platform
Availability |
| As a brand new application, Pimlical is making
its debut as either a standalone application for Windows or as a
replacement for the V-6.2 Palm Desktop's calendar, tasks,contacts and memo
applications. In either case, Pimlical can read and write
Google Calendars and brings all the power of Pimlical when
displaying those calendars. ALL handheld/Smartphone users
with devices that currently sync with Google Calendar (iPhone,
Android, WebOS, Windows Mobile, BlackBerry, Symbian, etc.) can benefit from the fact that
Pimlical brings powerful capabilities, such as the ability to
track items in different timezones, display custom colors,
fonts, quickly select different sets of calendars, etc.
And
current DateBk users will find that Pimlical provides very similar features and
in particular will read and write all of DateBk's special features,
such as colors, fonts, icons, floating events, as well as provide a
DateBk-style integrated view of appointments and tasks. It is highly recommended
that you upgrade to DateBk6 if you are also using Pimlical.
During the course of 2010, Pimlico Software plans to roll out versions
for other desktop and handheld platforms with a similar feature set. There are no specific timetables available at this
time. You may want to come back to this page on a regular basis to see
what new versions have been released, or are available as a preview
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| Screen Shots
& DOWNLOAD of Latest Version |
Click here
to
view screen shots of Pimlical
Click
here to download latest version of Pimlical for Windows (requires 32-bit Java) |
| Purchase
Pimlical |
![[Buy Now]](buy-now.gif) You
can
purchase Pimlical quickly and easily through
PayPal. Click on the Buy Now graphic to the left to go to the
Payment Page. You will receive your registration code within a few hours. If
you have not received your registration within 24 hours, email
Customer
Support. The download above will operate on a Trial basis for some 30 days
or so or until it is purchased.
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DateBk was just awarded: Best palm OS
Application for 2009 by
PalmAddict
Pimlical
- Version 1.2.35 has been posted. This release
includes support for reading and writing Google Calendars.
DateBk6p
- V-6.2, s0 release now certified to run under MotionApps emulator on the
new Palm Pre. With WebOS 1.2, DateBk6 now can finally sync to the
desktop so you can use Pimlical or the Palm Desktop and DateBk6 on
your Pre.
DateBk6
- V-6.1b, s0 Step release is needed if you use Pimlical and want to sync records between
Google Calendar, Pimlical and Palm OS Handheld.
DbFixit Version 2.0b
- Now adds features to remove duplicate records from the PIM databases as well
as other Palm OS databases. DbFixIt continues to rescue Palm users with hanging conduits and crashes from
corruption in various Palm OS databases. Lauren wrote
us: It is a
miracle! I can't thank you enough. I have been
going nuts for days, trying to figure out the synch problem with my
Palm. Ran the program on my handheld and ta dah!
Everything was perfect!
PalmHotSyncSetup
- This simple freeware application makes it possible to sync all legacy
Palm devices with the newest V-6.2 Palm Desktop. Just click here
to download this little application. Palm claims that the V-6.2 desktop
won't work with older devices, but PalmHotSyncSetup fixes that issue.
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