Student Planner

[j95pgt]

Does anyone have a good student planner/scheduler? I have just been using the normal to do list.

[Stephen Beesley]

Does anyone have a good student planner/scheduler? I have just been using the normal to do list.

You could take a look at the dog ate it (http://www.birdsoft.biz/dogateit2.htm) from Birdsoft or maybe even their full PIM replacement ulitplanner (http://www.birdsoft.biz/upmain.htm)

[j95pgt]

thanks Ill check it out :wink:

[Wiggster]

thanks Ill check it out :wink:

I much prefer 4.0 Student (http://www.fourostudent.com/), I've used it for years and years :mrgreen:

[kidziti]

hmmmm....

just how many years have you been a student?

[j95pgt]

Ill check that one out too. I will load those on tomorrow and compare them, then tell you what I think.

[Wiggster]

hmmmm....

just how many years have you been a student?

Just the past 15 years :)

[j95pgt]

Well I couldnt understand how to install the dog ate it. I read the read me and made the temp file and all that. But i couldnt figure it out. I did intall the student 4.0 and it looks really good and easy to use. I think Ill stick with that unless anyone wants to help me install the other one. :?

[tanalasta]

Hmm... though not dedicated student planners I'm sure you could work out something similar with Outlook 2003 (using categories) on WinXP and Pocket Informant on PPC.

I use Outlook to synchronise my timetable and it's working wonderfully.

[Birdiestyle]

To Install "The Dog Ate It" just unzip ALL of the files into a temporary directory. Then run setup.exe and it will automatically use Active-sync to install the application.

The most common problem with the installer is that XP brings it up like it is a Folder, but it isn't, so if you try to run the setup application from within the zip file, it can't see the rest of the files, and just brings up Active Sync without installing anything.... Click "Extract All Files" when on the zip file first....

Or if its easier for you, copy the dogateit.sa.cab file onto your Pocket PC using explorer, and then click on it to run it from on your Pocket PC.

Hope this helps,

Brian