Need 2 types of apps....

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raksrules

raksrules

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1st Requirement

I need an application which can act as a sticky note cum reminder application which can sort of be visible on desktop or may be above the running windows to list the tasks and also reminders. It should be a freeware and small in size.

Any pointers ??
2nd
I also need an application which can display time from multiple cities (may be like 2 or 3 or 4 ) including local time at once. I suppose there is one that integrates directly in system tray with the default clock.
Any app which runs on desktop is not preferred as i will need to close/minimize all windows to see that clock. System tray one would be great.

Thanks in Advance :)
 
why don't u install google desktop . I know for sure there is a widget for tasks. You should be able to get a widget for different time zones also.
 
raksrules said:
1st Requirement

I need an application which can act as a sticky note cum reminder application which can sort of be visible on desktop or may be above the running windows to list the tasks and also reminders. It should be a freeware and small in size.

Any pointers ??
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If you use MS Outlook for email, then the calendar and tasks sections work great as scheduled tasks and simple todo lists. If you do not use Outlook for email then it is too heavy weight to use for just the calendar and tasks. Many years ago i used to have a simple application installed which created these post-it notes on the desktop and which I could view on top or whatever I wanted. Forgotten what it was now. Will let you know if I find it again.

raksrules said:
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I also need an application which can display time from multiple cities (may be like 2 or 3 or 4 ) including local time at once. I suppose there is one that integrates directly in system tray with the default clock.
Any app which runs on desktop is not preferred as i will need to close/minimize all windows to see that clock. System tray one would be great.

Thanks in Advance :)
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I use Iridium. Sits in the system tray and the tooltip displays the time at any one place you choose. When you click the tray Icon, you get a world map with a crosshair cursor and it displays the time at the cursor point. I use it to check if it is a reasonable time to contact someone in that city.
 
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