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Subject: Good Outlook Calendar Replacement in ports?
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Made my doc a committment to put appointments on FreeBSD, like I used to 
do at work on Windoze.  No more missed ones LOL.

Is there a good desk app in ports that will do this? Doesnt have to be 
fancy, just work reliably.  Something that ran in background would be 
perfect.  And no- I'm not going to put them in as cron jobs  HAHA

Thanks,  Rob