Abhibhavak Organizer A useful and reliable novel-concept personal information manager package.
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Abhibhavak Organizer Description

Abhibhavak Organizer: As if Guardian in Life (abbreviated as AO), is a novel-concept personal Information Manager package developed by Rituraj Kalita of Guwahati, India during 2001-2005 in several stages (at first for his own use only), finally arriving at its present extremely user-friendly shareware form (AO v3.2.1). Without undergoing an authentication process involving a key floppy diskette (AO-KFD), this v3.2.1 software installed from the internet works as a Free 7-Reminder Variety allowing to have only 7 living reminders (denoted as 7LR in AO) per user (for each of the 20 users), but however without any similar limitations in address-book length or in number of diary-pages written per user. (To authenticate AO v3.x, contact the vendor firm). The name Abhibhavak is of an Indian origin, which means guardian in most Indian languages. In the next few lines, the developer tries to explain in Brief why he needed to take up this endeavor, that might seem apparently unnecessary in a first view. Most organizers remind only once about an activity (or a current turn of a periodic activity). But, as it may not always be possible to perform that activity (task) immediately, so there lies a need to be reminded about it also on the next few days, if the task is not done till then. This user-password enabled 20-user package, AO, satisfies the need for management of many longer-term task-reminders on such a daily rather than an instaneous basis. Naturally, AO also waits for an answer (Y/N user-response) about whether each activity (or its current turn) has been performed, depending on which response it would behave differently about that particular task-reminder the next day. AO, so, doesn't get auto-opened whenever something is to be reminded, but reminds in one go about all the user's present tasks only when it is opened (either by a user or by, say, Windows Task Sceduler).

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