Due Date Manager + Free Desktop CompanionIn our busy schedule, it is always a pain to remember the due dates of all the bills that we have to pay for a month. We have to carry a paper around which contains the bill details, their due dates and mess-up our self. The matter gets worse when you miss to pay a bill especially when it comes to important things like Credit Card Due, Electricity, Insurance or Telephone bills.With our Due Date Manager, you can key in the details of your pending bills along with the due dates. With the Due List module, you can view the list of bills whose due dates falls in a particular month. It is easy to modify or delete a record. The bill details can be exported to HTML or TEXT format for future reference.Now Due Date Manager v4.0 features a Free Desktop Companion with which you can easily enter the details at your Desktop PC and later have them synched with your Pocket PC Edition to save Tap & Time.Recurring Dues: Due Date Manager makes it simple when comes to adding a Recurring Due. The Recurrence types can be Daily, Weekly, Monthly and Yearly with various recurrence patterns for each type (for example, a due can be added to occur at every third Sunday of February for next 10 years).The recurring Dues can be modified and deleted in a group or individually. Due List View - a rich list control yet easy to understand: The Due List View on both Desktop & Pocket PC side displays each due with various text colours to identify paid, unpaid (past, today & future) Dues to identify them quickly. The recurring dues and paid dues do have additional icons to differentiate them from the normal dues. i) Paid Items are displayed in Gray Colour to notify you that the Due has been paid. ii) Unpaid Dues who's Due Date has passed will be displayed in Red Colour giving them the high priority when you view. iii) Unpaid Dues who's Due Date falls on Today (the Current Day) are displayed in Blue Colour. iv) Unpaid Dues who's Due Date is yet to come (future) are displayed in Black Colour. Your Monthly Dues - Converting them to Excel documents (w/ graphical representation) is just a click away: The Due Date Manager Desktop Companion makes your life simple by providing a feature to export your Dues to Excel Format using MS Excel Automation functionality. The Generated Excel file has a detailed list on Due List sheet and a very useful Graphical Chart Representation on the other sheet. So its now just a click away to give your data a graphical representation. The Due Date Manager Desktop Companion effectively uses the Status bar to display the total, paid & unpaid amount of the listed dues. Yet another feature of a dockable detail screen which can be placed anywhere in the application gives you the details of the currently selected due without moving into another screen. Due Date Reminders Isn't it true that you add your dues to a software hoping that it will remind you when its time to pay your dues? Alarm Reminders: An alarm will be added for each Due and you will be reminded about the Payment on the Start Date till the end of day of Due Date. Key Features Desktop Companion to enter records at ease and synchronization feature Various recurrence patterns for different recurring dues. Export to Excel to view your dues in Excel Format. Easily navigate by date to view all the monthly duesUser friendly interface Alarm Reminders Get Due Date Manager ! Free your mind !!!
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DueDate Manager v4.0 + Free Desktop Edition
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License | Purchase | |
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| Requirements | Any Pocket PC Device, Win 98 and above for Desktop Edition | ||
| Downloads | 1 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | DreameeSoft | File Size | 0 |
| Date added | 22 Mar 2003 | ||
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