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Various packages can be used to cover particular aspects of a Personal Information Manager (PIM).
- AddressBook is a vCard based contacts manager (similar to bbdb). It is still in development.
- BbdbMode (BBDB) does addresses, phone numbers, notes, mailing lists, comments, communication history, scoring of mails in Gnus, printing of address lists. See CategoryBbdb
- CalendarMode does transformation into other calendars, has islamic, jewish, mayan and other calendars, prints weekly and monthly calendars (using LaTeX and not including your appointments).
- CategorizingInformationManager collects information from different sources and converts it into a database of related facts and displays category trees in a view buffer. It can be used as stand-alone PIM, where information is stored in its own database files. Also it can be used as an “indexer” for other existing PIMs to provide the simple interface to browse and operate on their data (e.g. it already provides an extension for BbdbMode to organize its data in a tree outlines).
- DiaryMode allow you to make appointments, plan ahead, remember birthdays (these are not linked to entries in the BBDB), holidays.
- EmacsPilot allows synchronization of the BBDB database and the Emacs diary with any PDA supported by pilot-link.
- EmacsDataBase is a flexible system for defining, accessing, modifying, summarizing, and generally playing with, a set of records. You can view each record individually or summarized (with other records) in separate buffer. Record format (field names and their types) can be arbitrarily complex.
- ExtendedPageHandling provides an early and primitive system to sort, search and navigate records separated by PageBreaks.
- HowmMode allows you to take notes fragmentarily and browse them collectively.
- OrgMode is a organizer based on OutlineMode.
- OrganizerMode generates and uses pages with linked information from todo mode, bbdb, diary, gnus, vm, etc.. as well as a related organizer file (similar to a todo file). Provides commands to link entries to their proper pages and access the proper pages from entries in their native modes as distributed with emacs. Organizer actions may be performed on upon organizer page entries. Note that OrganizerMode is not being maintained anymore.
- PlannerMode integrates the various modes out there (EmacsWikiMode, BbdbMode, DiaryMode, Gnus, etc.) and tries to provide a coherent, wiki-based interface.
- RecordsMode provides an online journal and a todo list.
- RememberMode allows you to save the occasional snippet of information here and there and organize it later. It is little more than a key combo that copies the region into a special notes buffer and saves it.
- RemembranceAgent watches over your shoulder and suggests information relevant to what you’re reading or writing.
- Synonyms lets you search and browse comma-separated values (CSV) file as a hyperlinked “thesaurus”. This could as well be a list of contacts or any other CSV data. For example, export your Outlook (or Fire Fox) Contacts as a CSV file, then use Emacs to browse and search them.