Handling personal data

Article Abstract:

Lotus Development Corp's $149 Lotus Organizer is a superior personal information management system (PIM) that presents a busy PIM user with an on-screen notebook, with binder rings and section tabs. The tabs are labeled Notepad, Planner, Anniversary, Calendar, To Do and Address. Users can access each tab by clicking on the tab of choice with a mouse button. By using the calendar, the user can note appointments and change them easily. Alarms can be set for appointment reminders, appointment costs are noted to help bill a client and secrecy of appointment is assured until the proper password is used. Lotus Organizer requires an 80286- or higher microcomputer, Microsoft Windows 3.0 or later, 3Mbytes of hard disk space, a mouse or other cursor device and a VGA monitor. The program can make printouts and print mailing labels.

Computer integrated systems design, Evaluation, Product/Service Evaluation, Product information, Lotus Development Corp., LOTS, Personal information management systems, Personal Information Management System, Lotus Organizer for Windows (Personal information management software)

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Class act for home or school is updated

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Scholastic Inc introduces its $162.45 ($129.95 with an educator discount) Bank Street Writer for Macintosh word processing software that is geared toward elementary and middle school use. Bank Street is a full-featured word processing package that works on every Macintosh from the Plus on forward, and includes a spell checker, thesaurus and grammar guide, in addition to its writing and editing functions. Also, a teacher can add messages and instructions and can protect documents from erasure. The software manual is aimed at teachers and provides 250 pages of instructions on using the program, reference guidance and classroom integration. A section on computer access management give tips to teachers with limited computer resources.

Book publishing, Periodicals, Software, Product introduction, Product Announcement, Educational software, Word processing software, Elementary schools, Apple Macintosh (680X0-based system), Scholastic Inc., Bank Street Writer for the Macintosh (Word processing software)

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