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SOFTWARE:
Mute that Pocket PC, restore volume - MeetingMute integrates with
Calendar. When you've got an active appointment MeetingMute mutes your
Pocket PC. (Thanks to Joshua Bancroft for this link.)
"With MeetingMute, you wont miss a
future reminder because you forgot to restore the volume after a meeting-- it
restores the volume for you. A link to Pocket Outlook is provided for completely
unattended muting so you don't even have to remember to mute before the meeting.
A must have utility for any corporate user, but equally useful to anyone who has
ever been in a quiet setting and been embarrassed by their noisy Pocket
PC."
Two thoughts:
1. I can surely see that this is a nice feature!
Well done!
2. The Pocket PC camp is getting big enough to generate many, many
small/narrow apps. Not only the other camp...!
6 Thoughts Posted
Thanks... it took me a bit to realize
that you couldn't pre-mute for the next meeting, so I didn't think it was
working.
Posted by
talon95 @ 11/29/2001 07:02 PM MST
talon95,
Select 0 categories to include all appointments.
Posted by JimV @ 11/28/2001 08:11 PM MST
Even more important
to me is the Sound Protection... I missed more notifications because of the
mysterious unchecking of all of the sound settings. Seems like a very nice piece
of software.
My only wish so far is that you could have it integrate with
Pocket Outlook without having to use categories. Many of my appointments are the
result of invitations through Lotus Notes, and they don't have categories.
Posted by talon95 @
11/28/2001 05:55 PM MST
As another beta
tester of Meeting Mute, this is a great program, even Jim's beta's were almost
completly bug free and he has incorporated many user suggestions. It has grown a
lot from the initial beta release. Before this program, I was constantly missing
notifications and alarms because I had forgotten to un-mute my iPAQ. Great
program and well done Jim.
Posted by Bryan Lantrip @ 11/28/2001 12:40 PM MST
Wow, what a great
idea! This is EXACTLY what I needed, and didn't even know it :)
Posted by Mr. Anonymous @ 11/28/2001
11:49 AM MST
Thanks for posting
this, Andy. I am not affiliated with PocketConcepts or Jim Verrelli in any way,
other than as a beta tester and satisfied customer. But I think this is a great
program, and it has become indispensable on my Jornada.
Posted by Josh Bancroft @ 11/28/2001 10:59 AM MST
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