<HTML>Outlook is qu= ite useful.  I use the calendar and contact sections for keeping track = of appointments and clients.  It syncs(and at times sinks:-( ) with my = IPAQ, which also has Tunelab and Mapopolis in it.  With my cell phone a= nd the handheld, my office is wherever I choose it to be--like a nice table = outside at the local Peet's coffee!  Having a change of scene is nice w= hen making those calls and planning my route. And numerous are the times when I just turn off the whole electronic thi= ng and go for a bike ride!  It's great being self-employed, isn't it? Dave Stahl  In a message dated 9/22/04 6:14:17 AM Pacific Daylight Time, tcsc= otch@comcast.net writes: <BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE style="BORDER-LEFT: #0000ff 2px solid; MARGIN-= LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px">You could always program yo= ur Calendar to reflect advance call-backs way ahead of time.  That way = you could even have periodic modifications taken into consideration for thin= gs like customer vacations and specific humidity conditions. You can do it i= n outlook, and most of the other programs of it's ilk like act and other tim= e management programs. This includes e-mail and follow-up emial messages! Danny </BLOCKQUOTE> </HTML>