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ecOrganizer - 1.5v5

workgroup organizer, contact & project management

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Selected Version:	1.5v5
Release Date:	2002-09-16
License:	Update
Downloads (version 1.5v5):	224
Downloads (all versions):	9,618
Price:	$295.00

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Product Description:

ecOrganizer is a work-group organizer, contact- & project management application to support your customer relationship & project activities. The program is built in FileMaker Pro, a cross- and mixed platform database.

What's new in this version:

works with FileMaker Pro 5.x and 6.x
Sex (Male/Female/Unknown) added to person screen
enhanced custodian functions for multi-user environment
CC & BCC added to email
additional option to send email via QuickMail Pro and Microsoft Outlook (Mac only)
further localisation issues, amongst others print label format option per country
navigation further enhanced
various improvements and bug fixes

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.1
Mac OS X 10.0
Mac OS Classic

Additional Requirements:

FileMaker Pro 5.x

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What?!? We don't… - Version: 1.5v5, 10/11/2002 08:03AM PST

tokere

use am/pm here in Denmark, Europe. In fact (almost) only english speaking countries use am/pm..

Why is AM/PM… - Version: 1.2v5, 4/7/2002 09:23AM PST

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houghton

described as US/Canada localisation? Why is the 24 hour clock described as European style in the US? Why do Americans think we use the 24 hour clock in Europe? Don't they look at our clocks when they're over here? Just for the record - EUROPEANS USE AM/PM THE SAME AS EVERYONE ELSE. Thank you. (End of rant.)