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calendar, sql database features, attribute calculation (user defined functions) ...
sth from UR competition http://www.sqlnotes.net/Home/tabid/36/Default.aspx
I didn't even try it, but the very first features it mentions in the description would be very welcomed in UR: # User defined functions # Field calculations # Hierarchy calculations (sums, averages, etc) Plus the calendar feature is exactly how I'd love it implemented in UR, please see attached. It seems that the code for that part is done by another company, the screenshots tell everything http://www.codejock.com/downloads/sa...r_calendardemo Last edited by quant; 01-14-2008 at 05:39 PM. |
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quant,
UltraRecall uses some of the controls from that company as well: http://www.codejock.com/corporate/casestudy/kinook.asp So I it is possible that the calendar control will be added to UR one day. Dominik |
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And I'm sure it would attract some new users who need powerful PIM with Outlook-like "Task Management" features and frontend. |
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hey, but Kinook bought Xtreme ToolkitPro that already contains Xtreme CalendarPro, ... so Kinook what are you waiting for? :-)
I have a feeling that this feature will not be implemented until the next big (paid) release for UR 4.x, cause it is such a nice feature that has a good potential to "convince" old user to upgrade ;-) Last edited by quant; 08-04-2007 at 04:19 AM. |
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quant,
Each new feature added to a working software increases the possibility to add a bug or to make it unstable. A software developer has to test the software constantly to make sure that it still works properly after adding a new feature. I suppose that kinook is planning to add that calendar control. It is not enough to develop for Windows XP SP2 today. The software has to work on Win2000, Win XP and Vista. In the case of the calendar control it has to work with UR (of course!) and with Outook 2000, 2003 and 2007 at least. Adding the code is not that difficult and time consuming but the testing fine tuning needs a lot of time. That's the reason that kinook can't just add the calendar. But I think it is fair to expect it in v4. Dominik |
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I couldn't resist the urge to refresh this thread, cause every time I do ALT+C, tears are coming into my eyes ... ;-)
http://www.codejock.com/public/asset...ar/tour_11.gif |
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Are you serious?
You really want Kinook to replace the cute little calendar we now have w that big colorful thing? Geeez. Well, I guess you are entitled to a senior moment. ;-) |
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It's sad as I do love UR and will continue to use UR but all my scheduling is now going to Outlook until Kinook can produce a decent useable calendar. It should be a priority - a calendar is one of (if not the) the core components of self-organisation and I'm disappointed it is not higher up the priority list on the published RoadMap. Dan |
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It was a joke
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forgive me janrif - i do not know you so was not sure if you were just having your own "senior moment"... =)
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The real problem is the current calendar is ridiculous & we have no news that Kyle plans to change this any time soon. Maybe it'll be a xmas surprise... ;-) Last edited by janrif; 11-08-2007 at 09:22 AM. |
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All options (except hierarchy calculations, not sure what those are) mentioned in the opening post get my vote!
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I don't see URp and SQLNotes being in competition but complementary.
If both are based on a database, URp is geared toward single-user information integration (text, web, email, files and folders). SQLNotes is more geared towards organizing (text, numbers, dates, database-like lists, web), analyzing (calculations, summaries), sharing (multi-user) and project management (tasks, due dates, Gantt) |
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quite on the contrary. They are a big competition! While the calculation/summaries/multi user (on the roadmap) features are non-existent at the moment, UR can be well used for project management as well (task, due dates, ...) with full featured Calendar hopefully coming soon (incidentally using the same software provider.) It's going to be a close race, you're doing a good job with SQLNotes! |
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IMO it would immediately take URp out of the geeky category & put it into the sights of a wider user base. I don't understand why it's such a long term project. Maybe it's not so simple but it would sure be great to get this calendar sooner than later. Speaking for myself: I'd even pay a reasonable upgrade fee for such an option. For those interested, take a look @ codejockey's package at http://www.codejock.com/products/calendar/default.asp Kinook is currently featured at Codejockey's home page. |
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