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Article: Order from chaos. (eight Windows 95-optimized PIMs) (includes related articles on PIM previews, PIMs for Macintosh) (Software Review)(Evaluation)

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February 1, 1997
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Product Listing 

 
  Above & Beyond 4.0 for Windows 
  1Soft Corp. 
  P.O. Box. 401 
  Blue River, OR 97413 
  541-822-6000 
  Fax: 541-822-3300 
  http://www.1soft.com

Requires: 1MB hard drive space; Windows 3.x, Windows 95, or Windows NT

List Price: $149 

 
  AnyTime Deluxe 
  Individual Software 
  5870 Stoneridge Dr., Ste. 1 
  Pleasanton, CA 94588 
  800-331-3313; 510-734-6767 
  Fax: 510-734-8337 
  http://www.individualsoftware.com

Requires: 9MB hard drive space for Windows 3.x; 4MB hard drive space for Windows 95

List Price: $49.95

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