Remember? version 2.5.1 -- released November, 1995
Copyright (c)1988-95 by Dave Warker, all rights reserved worldwide.
Version 2.5.1 fixes a few bugs that slipped through the original 2.5 beta test cycle.
Remember? is a ShareWare personal reminder package for the Macintosh. It notifies you of important dates and times when you turn on your Mac and while you work. This software is not free. Payment is expected after a two week trial period.
Double click the Remember? User Guide for details and installation instructions.
Summary of Changes Since Version 2.3.7
WHAT'S HAPPENING WINDOWS:
• Faster updates, improved appearance.
• Jump to any date range with "Other...".
• Expand/collapse calendar with "twist" arrow.
• Calendar height adjusts for date range (option.)
• UP/DOWN arrows scroll one entry at a time.
• Select multiple occasions in different dates.
• Option to display age of overdue occasions.
PRINTING:
• Familiar calendar style format has been added
(Be sure to select LANDSCAPE page Orientation.)
POP-UP ALERTS:
• Improved overall stability of pop-up alert driver.
• Option for spoken alerts using Apple Speech Manager.
• Notifies you of obviously wrong system date at startup.
GENERAL:
• New User Guide.
• Distributed in System 7 Desk Accessory format with new icons.
(you may need to rebuild your desktop files to see them.)
• Supports Home/End/Page Up/Page Down keys.
• COMMAND-period interrupts long operations.
• Re-organized menus and dialogs are easier to understand.
OTHER:
• Import/export TAB delimited text files.
• User selectable default occasion file.
• Removed unnecessary "Shared" checkbox.
• OPTION double-click in calendar to view date's schedule.
• "Dog ear" controls replaced by three button control at window bottom.
• Window Sets retain forward/backward date range offsets from "today".
• More forgiving conversion of text to occasions.
• Sample occasion files renamed and empty Personal file added.
Long time users will notice other minor changes as well. Be sure to read the Installation section of the User Guide for important changes to the update procedure.
