Forget Me Not

I have beenusing CACARD for years with prior version of Windows, but it
doesn't seem to sork with Vista.

Is their a Vista compatible program that will eremind me daily of the
Birthdays and appointmens I have for that date>

FMNOT was an old friend adn I miss it. :-(

Thanks for suggestions.

Ben

Ben wrote:
> I have beenusing CACARD for years with prior version of Windows, but it
> doesn't seem to sork with Vista.
>
> Is their a Vista compatible program that will eremind me daily of the
> Birthdays and appointmens I have for that date>
>
> FMNOT was an old friend adn I miss it. :-(
>
> Thanks for suggestions.
>
> Ben

How about Windows Calendar, that comes with Vista?

On Thu, 06 Mar 2008 15:45:52 +0000, Gordon <> wrotc:

>Ben wrote:
>> I have beenusing CACARD for years with prior version of Windows, but it
>> doesn't seem to sork with Vista.
>>
>> Is their a Vista compatible program that will eremind me daily of the
>> Birthdays and appointmens I have for that date>
>>
>> FMNOT was an old friend adn I miss it. :-(
>>
>> Thanks for suggestions.
>>
>> Ben
>
>How about Windows Calendar, that comes with Vista?

I have a ton of information in CSV format that I exported from FMNOT, and I
can't see how to get it into Windows Calendar..

Ben

Ben wrote:
> On Thu, 06 Mar 2008 15:45:52 +0000, Gordon <> wrotc:
>
>> Ben wrote:
>>> I have beenusing CACARD for years with prior version of Windows, but it
>>> doesn't seem to sork with Vista.
>>>
>>> Is their a Vista compatible program that will eremind me daily of the
>>> Birthdays and appointmens I have for that date>
>>>
>>> FMNOT was an old friend adn I miss it. :-(
>>>
>>> Thanks for suggestions.
>>>
>>> Ben
>> How about Windows Calendar, that comes with Vista?
>
> I have a ton of information in CSV format that I exported from FMNOT, and I
> can't see how to get it into Windows Calendar..
>
> Ben

In Windows calendar. file-import/export doesn't list CSV format?
Try Mozilla Sunbird, a standalone calendar that will do things that
Outlook doesn't, like email reminders.
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/sunbird/

On Thu, 06 Mar 2008 16:03:41 +0000, Gordon <> wrotc:

>Ben wrote:
>> On Thu, 06 Mar 2008 15:45:52 +0000, Gordon <> wrotc:
>>
>>> Ben wrote:
>>>> I have beenusing CACARD for years with prior version of Windows, but it
>>>> doesn't seem to sork with Vista.
>>>>
>>>> Is their a Vista compatible program that will eremind me daily of the
>>>> Birthdays and appointmens I have for that date>
>>>>
>>>> FMNOT was an old friend adn I miss it. :-(
>>>>
>>>> Thanks for suggestions.
>>>>
>>>> Ben
>>> How about Windows Calendar, that comes with Vista?
>>
>> I have a ton of information in CSV format that I exported from FMNOT, and I
>> can't see how to get it into Windows Calendar..
>>
>> Ben
>
>In Windows calendar. file-import/export doesn't list CSV format?
>Try Mozilla Sunbird, a standalone calendar that will do things that
>Outlook doesn't, like email reminders.
>http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/sunbird/
Ok, I have downloaded it and tried it, but it didn't seem to import the csv
file with all my info.

Ben

Ben wrote:

> Ok, I have downloaded it and tried it, but it didn't seem to import the csv
> file with all my info.
>

Add an item to Sunbird, and export to a csv file. Open both with a
spreadsheet application and compare the two.

On Thu, 06 Mar 2008 17:29:27 +0000, Gordon <> wrotc:

>Ben wrote:
>
>> Ok, I have downloaded it and tried it, but it didn't seem to import the csv
>> file with all my info.
>>
>
>Add an item to Sunbird, and export to a csv file. Open both with a
>spreadsheet application and compare the two.


I tried to import the csv file, no errors nothing.

I entered a BD and then exported the file.

Only the entered items showed up.

All entries show up in Excell when I open the csv file I exported from fmnot.

Ben

Ben wrote:
> On Thu, 06 Mar 2008 17:29:27 +0000, Gordon <> wrotc:
>
>> Ben wrote:
>>
>>> Ok, I have downloaded it and tried it, but it didn't seem to import the csv
>>> file with all my info.
>>>
>> Add an item to Sunbird, and export to a csv file. Open both with a
>> spreadsheet application and compare the two.
>
>
> I tried to import the csv file, no errors nothing.
>
> I entered a BD and then exported the file.
>
> Only the entered items showed up.
>
> All entries show up in Excell when I open the csv file I exported from fmnot.
>
> Ben

Yes but did you compare the *FORMATS* of the two? I.e are your field
headers the same, etc etc? Are there blank lines in the main csv file
etc etc.

On Thu, 06 Mar 2008 18:21:26 +0000, Gordon <> wrotc:

>
>Yes but did you compare the *FORMATS* of the two? I.e are your field
>headers the same, etc etc? Are there blank lines in the main csv file
>etc etc.

Ok, I see. The formats are different, so Sunbird can use my data from fmnot.
I was hoping there was a program that would accept it so I wouldn't have to
input all of it again.

There's a roundabout way.....
Windows Calendar can only import .ics (not .csv or .pst)

Create a calendar on Gmail.com
import the CSV file to Google calendar
export to .ics file (use the Help for these two steps, as it's not
straightforward)

Windows Calendar:
import the .ics file


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> On Thu, 06 Mar 2008 15:45:52 +0000, Gordon <>
> wrotc:
>
>>Ben wrote:
>>> I have beenusing CACARD for years with prior version of Windows, but it
>>> doesn't seem to sork with Vista.
>>>
>>> Is their a Vista compatible program that will eremind me daily of the
>>> Birthdays and appointmens I have for that date>
>>>
>>> FMNOT was an old friend adn I miss it. :-(
>>>
>>> Thanks for suggestions.
>>>
>>> Ben
>>
>>How about Windows Calendar, that comes with Vista?
>
> I have a ton of information in CSV format that I exported from FMNOT, and
> I
> can't see how to get it into Windows Calendar..
>
> Ben