This impressive PIM looks after your diary, calendar, notes, contacts, to-do list, and more. It even has an inbuilt email client so you can use it to read and send mail through your standard mail provider. There’s even a section for you to make a secure note of your passwords. And if you’ve ever used Microsoft Outlook, you’ll find the interface looks pretty familiar.br /
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The full version of the program requires payment, but the free version (also available in both installable and portable versions) contains just about every feature you’re likely to need, barring encryption and some synchronization capabilities.br /
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