I was wondering if anyone has a programme for the pc, which is a kind of 'to do list...' programme, so when you log onto windows or something or if you open it, you can see your things to do list?
Anything like this or similar?
The path is long but I hope we meet,
After the grave and the Day, in paradise in bliss upon a reclined seat.
A traveler traveling - travelled from shirk to tawheed,
If I'm remembered for anything - let it be the Mercy I seek.
I was wondering if anyone has a programme for the pc, which is a kind of 'to do list...' programme, so when you log onto windows or something or if you open it, you can see your things to do list?
Anything like this or similar?
WalaykumSalaam,
In my uni account yeah, not as a programme though sorry
I think fisabeelillah forum has something like that, a timetable thing,
And you can do it on your phone as well (set reminders)
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I was wondering if anyone has a programme for the pc, which is a kind of 'to do list...' programme, so when you log onto windows or something or if you open it, you can see your things to do list?
Anything like this or similar?
I made my own program that did that, for college, coded it myself, it was a bit crap, but yeah, it was cool.
I did a quick google...but you should try yourself
free organiser software ... something like that... the one i found....
NoteKeeper is a multi-functional hierarchical information manager. Many notes and images can be stored within a single NoteKeeper file and can be grouped into flexible virtual folders enabling easy, intuitive access at all times. Think of it as an electronic scrapbook - one which includes compression, encryption, text editing, and simple organisation.
Some suggested uses are: homework/coursework organiser, journal/diary, digital photo album.
Strong encryption is now included to keep your data away from prying eyes.
I was wondering if anyone has a programme for the pc, which is a kind of 'to do list...' programme, so when you log onto windows or something or if you open it, you can see your things to do list?
Anything like this or similar?
Corkboard screen saver does that. It is a user interactive screen saver you can pull up when ever you want it and it opens automatically when you turn the PC on. Also has alarm clocks, appointment reminders etc and the free version is more than adequate for most people.
Its at college bro, i made it as a project, its specifically designed for my course, so i can individually select which lesson to make notes for, and save it, under that category.
Its alright i guess, but you dont want it, trust...
Because its proper simple, it was only a small project, I coded it in 2 lessons!
Maybe a bit too simple, and if i was to give it you, id have to re-code it to match your needs, and also, theres a bug in it, when a tried to publish it, so id have to fix that as well...or i could jack another guys
but seriously lol, the one Woodrow linked you to looks the don.
Because its proper simple, it was only a small project, I coded it in 2 lessons!
Maybe a bit too simple, and if i was to give it you, id have to re-code it to match your needs, and also, theres a bug in it, when a tried to publish it, so id have to fix that as well...or i could jack another guys
but seriously lol, the one Woodrow linked you to looks the don.
here is a screen shot of what it looks like on my PC
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