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Issues? Like what, not backing up their Berry like they should? Perhaps that is more of a learning experience for them as students.
If you responsibly backup your Berry, your data is safe. Did they have a problem restoring data they had backed up? Now that would be interesting to hear about.
I do agree it could be a better application in a couple of ways, and is mostly geared toward HS. If you are in college it won't work for you as it can't schedule classes M-W-F, or Tu-Th, or whatever... only daily or weekly.
What other features would you like to see? Why knock something unless you have clear suggestions on how it could be better? Without that info, you are not really helping the OP evaluate the product, or your post.
In college, you can basically do what you want (unless you are at say the Naval Academy), and frankly as long as you are not disturbing others by talking on your cell, they could care less. It's your grade.Additionally, not a lot of professors look favorably upon student whipping out their cell phones in class when talking about assignments or projects.
Now, HS is s different story, but being that you used the term "professor", I'll guess you are talking college, unless you are using the term incorrectly.
I actually had to complain once in my doctoral program about someone answering a cell phone in class, because the proffessory coudn't care less, but I certainly did when I'm paying $660/unit.
If it is for HS, studentberry is fine. College, I'd invest in ToDo & Idea Matrix along with the GTD book to learn how to really use them.06-10-08 09:40 PM - Good to know.
In the interim until you find just what you want, have you tried taht MaraTick (free) todo list app? Not sure if you can set alerts with it.
But really, I'd just get ToDo Matrix. I have it, and love it. Wish I had had it in my doctoral program. Would have made life easier.
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