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Join Date: May 2008
Location: UK, south coast
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Not sure where this might belong, but one of the contributors at the DonationCoder site has produced a brilliant little application for tracking birthdays for those of us who need to remember who to send cards to and when.
http://skwire.dcmembers.com/wb/pages.../birthdays.php It's tiny, portable, and does exactly what it says on the packet.
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: The north Coast
Posts: 1,117
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This is something I should of used years ago. I'm so bad with birthdays I forget my own.
![]() A few years ago I started using sunbird and then after that I started using the add-on calender for thunderbird. I now get messages 3 days in advance for birthdays. I give myself a weeks notice for my anniversary (and yes I forgot one year) I still get reminded of it now and then
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: UK, south coast
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My favourite thing for this stuff was my old Psion -- the calendar app had a specific "Anniversary" view that would let you specify the start year (so you could track birthdays where you needed to buy a card with a number on it ) and although Sunbird / Lightning will let you record birthdays and remind you in time for them, there's nothing else I've come across that actually understands what you want to know -- what date, how old they'll be, and give you that in a simple view so you can plan the next month's card-buying without a lot of messing about.Oh, and although anniversaries aren't handled specifically, they ARE something else you often need to know the number of years associated with. Especially your own. ![]() This IS perhaps one for people with large families with a fair few kids to worry about, I guess, but the birthdays app does what my old Psion did, and I know of nothing else that will. -- bests, Tim
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