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Info Select Version 3 Description
Info Select Features & Specs

Info Select provides a variety of tools for managing all kinds of free-form and structured information. The features listed below are included beginning in version 3. Version 4 has even more features.  Also, please see the Version 8

Easy Power
Unlimited data storage
Instant text editing
Spell checker
Mini databases
Text infobases
Forms designer
Prioritized To-Do list
Drag & drop categories

Calendar / Scheduler
Meetings & appointments
Recurring events
Ticklers
Warning alarms
Day, Week, Month views
Hyper links

Network Ready
File based E-Mail text & data
File based E-Mail notification
Share infobases
Share calendars
Share names & addresses
Supports all major networks (incl. Novell, LAN Manager, Win for Workgroups, NT, LANtastic, IBM, Banyan, and most others)

High-Speed Searches
Finds anything anywhere
Finds words, phrases, names
Free-form or by field
AND / OR / NOT searching
Fuzzy (neural) search

Five Types of Data
Notes
Outlines
Forms
Databases
Calendars

Import/Export
Text 
Database (DBF)
RTF
Comma delimited

Using the above import methods or cut & paste, you can bring in data from most other programs including PIMs.

Printing
Custom reports
Indented outlines
Subhead outlines
Supplied reports
Labels and envelopes

Names & Addresses
Instant searching
Fully customizable
Note fields
Auto dialer

More Features
Customizable toolbar
Search & replace
Column sum
Time & date stamp
Pin-up windows
Full color control
Alpha & numeric sort

System Requirements
Version 3 should only be ordered for older systems and requires: 386 or higher computer
Win 3.X, Win 95, WFW, NT, or OS/2
2MB Hard disk free
4MB RAM
A mouse
3-1/2" disk drive

About Scanning
To scan information into Info Select simply use the software that comes with your scanner and then copy and paste into Info Select.

  

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The News & Observer (NC)

"I've gone through a complete generation of personal information managers, always looking for the one that gave me both power and ease of use. Info select wins on all counts. ... If you haven't seen Info Select, I believe you're missing a great program."

Financial Review
"Info Select has my vote as the single most valuable piece of software ... the pre-eminent free-form database."


Knight-Ridder News Service - Harold Glicken
"This new version is so user-friendly, I had one of those Out of Box Experiences you hear so much about these days."


Chicago Tribune - James Coates
When it comes to managing info, one selection stands out. PIMs stand out as a robust class of software that lets you use your personal computer to do much more than the pocket-size PDAs can. In fact, personal information manager software continues to offer us all the tremendous empowerment that is, after all, the real promise of the information revolution.

A good PIM brings order to the swirl of stuff of our lives. You know, stuff like the date your daughter had her last DPT shot, the complaint phone number for when the cable TV cuts off, your next appointment with the dentist, your PIN for the ATM and for the one you need to check out your 401(k), Martha Stewart's recipe for that hearty beef bouillabaisse. . .

For me, so far as PCs are concerned, there is but one true PIM and its name is Info Select.

As I have noted in past columns, my Info Select data hoard includes such gems (at least to me) as the complete lyrics of all Nanci Griffith songs, the complete works of Robert Service, a complete list of U.S. area codes, the Book of Revelation, my latest unsold novel and every recipe my late mother left me.

Info Select is filled with all kinds of bells and whistles, like a pop-up calendar and reminder program and numerous schemes to organize your stuff in loose categories. For example, I created a red tab at the top of the screen to bring up the collected Griffith lyrics with a single mouse click.quoteclose.gif (1096 bytes)