A "DayTimer" is a special sort of organizer. It's a trademark for a line
of calendars, schedulers, to-do-lists, etc. that's specifically designed
for use by business executives.
They make several differnt sizes. The most popular, at least from what
I've seen, is the "Portable" that gets carried around -- it's ~17cm tall
and 10cm wide.
I know a bunch of busy folks who swear by them, but I prefer the
Newt. :-)
More information on DayTimer is available from http://www.daytimer.com/
~Dustin
On Sat, 5 Jan 2002 Mikebridg_at_aol.com wrote:
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> FOr the enefit of non americans can someone explian what a 'Daytimer' is. Is
> it what we British call an 'organiser' with looseleaf sheets to replace used
> or out of date entries.
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> Mike
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