BusyView for EPOC32 Version 1.01
(C) Lieuwe de Vries 1998


Changes in BusyView for EPOC32 1.01
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1. Updated help file now containing CompuServe SWREG ID (17156)
2. Date repaint bug on empty days in the busy view
3. Some people had a directory called c:\documents\agenda. This
happens to be the standard agenda file name. BisyView now checks
if it is a valid Agenda file before opening it.

Thanks for trying BusyView for EPOC32.

BusyView gives three new views on your Agenda,
which were missed by Psion. Well, here they are!

1. The busy view
2. The calendar view
3. The list view

Installing BusyView:
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1. Make sure you have access to the system directory.
   You can enable this in the system preferences using
   CTRL+K. Tick 'Show "System" directory'
2. Create a new directory: \system\apps\BusyView on
   drive C: or D:
3. Copy all the files (except maybe this one) to this new
   directory.
4. The program should now be visible in the extras bar.
5. Start the program and open your agenda file and sit
   back and watch!
6. Read the help file. All the info is there.


Legal stuff:
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