I think I don't need the rest of the stuff, but I do need the call
details -- date/time, duration, who the nr belongs to and a note
capability, especially in case the number isn't identified with a
contact in my address book. YourCal didn't look as though it would do
that without Agendus.
Alli wrote:
> YourCall will work with the built-in PIM, not just Agendus. It just
> works *better* with Agendus. It has a free trial, couldn't hurt to look
> at it.
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> However, if you don't actually need to add notes to a call, only call
> details, Agendus allows you to export the history of a contact including
> calls, meetings, or anything in which they've been included. The contact
> integration of Agendus is amazing.
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> J Messeder wrote:
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>> As I look at the promo materials for the two pieces, they have the
>> appearance of replacing DateBook and TakePHone in order to get the one
>> piece of functionality I don't have -- entry of call info, with notes,
>> in the calendar. YourCall will create or append to a journal entry (DtBk
>> has a really handy Daily Journal facility) but only if Agendus is installed.
>> (Wouldn't it be cool if TakePHone and DateBook could get together so
>> the former could, at the click of a button, copy call history info into
>> the latter's Daily Journal! Then open the journal so the user could add
>> notes as neccessary.
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whose awareness of things Chinese is bounded by an occasional dish of
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