As I noted, I have the desktop version of Comet and it fills a couple of 
my needs -- but not the one I crave most. I want to be in a call 
(preferable) or post call (acceptable) and log the call and any notes 
about it in my calendar/Datebk6, either as an appointment at the current 
time (preferable) or in a Daily Journal (acceptable).
    I am amazed no one has asked for this before now. I have to admit 
Comet comes closest to my heart for the functions you list. But there's 
that one facility I sure would like to have.

bnystrom wrote:
> With Comet 2, that's all changed. We have a very functional Comet Palm
> application now instead of the stub. It has the ability for you to
> create notes on calls directly within it. OR, if you are a DayNotez
> user and like to keep all of your journal type entries within it,
> Comet has the option to post to DayNotez instead. Comet lets you make
> notes not only for the last call, but any call posted in the call
> history file. If you are in the middle of a call and bring up Comet
> (yes, this is probably best done with a headset unless you have eyes
> in your ears ;-) ) then you can even create a note for the call you
> are currently on.
>
> If you choose to use DayNotez as your place to keep notes, then
> DayNotez even has the special ability to automatically create a
> "Comet" note based on a user defined "Comet" template.
>
> Comet currently does not have the ability to post call history and
> notes to the calendar, but it is something we are seriously considering.
>
> Comet is first and foremost a Call History logger (with call
> statistics on the handheld). It does not have additional features such
> as ringtone management, etc. One of the main advantages of using Comet
> with Comet desktop is the ability to archive old call history off of
> your phone so that it doesn't get so "big". You can set the automatic
> archive horizon based on number of entries, age, or all each time you
> sync (or none for that matter). You can easily add calls from the
> history to your contacts, and have Comet update all those past calls
> with the proper caller name. Comet also has the ability to "schedule"
> calls by providing a "tickle" alarm informing you of a call you need
> to make at a future time and staging it up for easy dialing for you.
> You can even delete entries from your call history file easily. I
> guess I could go on and on, but I shouldn't. If you are intested, try
> out the free trial.
>
> Like I mentioned, we normally don't monitor the yahoo groups. We do
> have a user forum on our site where you can get question and problems
> answers. You need to register on the forums (no anonymous posting but
> you can lurk w/o signing up) but we don't care if you are a customer
> or just have questions while you try out the software. Feel free to
> drop by. Or send us questions at support[at]natara.com. 
>
> Hope that helps clear up some questions. Sorry, I don't know much
> about lightwav or any of the other apps you may have mentioned so I
> have no comparisons.
>
> Regards,
> Bryan Nystrom -- Natara Software, Inc.
>
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whose awareness of things Chinese is bounded by an occasional dish of 
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