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What's new:
The new version will reach you automatically within the next couple of days or if you need to download the APK file, head over to the EssentialPIM for Android.
We announce the immediate release of the Pro and Free versions of EssentialPIM 11.0.2. This release introduces availability of additional spell-checking dictionaries, makes sure changes with visibility of calendars are now reflected on the sidebar calendars, improves synchronization with EPIM Cloud and other online services and among other things takes care of the known issues. See the detailed list of changes on the Version History page.
The new version is available either through the Download page or via EPIM’s automatic update option.
We are proud to announce the availability of the new major release of EssentialPIM. The new version is packed with highly anticipated features and design updates you will certainly enjoy.
Create and have access to multiple calendars so you can keep track of different types of events easier than ever before (by overlaying the calendars one over another).
Development of EssentialPIM v11.0 is solid enough that its release candidate is now available.
Two significant features include multiple calendars and a sidebar that you can control in each module. This sidebar supports several other changes that alter EPIM's appearance throughout the program.
We'll introduce these two features here and review more details in a future post. As this is a release candidate, you are invited to try its new features sooner than you might otherwise.
A reader of our last post asked to know more about how I use tasks in EssentialPIM to track my work hours for posting in my company's timekeeping system. Let me give some details.
I am a systems consultant assigned to several projects simultaneously, each with a time code (T-code) for charging expenses. I have to track the hours I spend on each and log my time at the end of each week in Workday, my company's timekeeping system.
Tasks is the module I use most during my workday and at the end of the day I filter them to record my hours in our timekeeping system.
I have noticed the yellow Customized View Bar that pops up but haven't paid it much attention, even though I've used EssentialPIM for years. For this post, I wanted to take a look at this feature to learn how it works and maybe improve my productivity.
What's new:
The new version is available from the App Store.
We would like to announce the release of EssentialPIM 10.2.1 Pro and Free versions. In this release we included improvements for conversion of notes into contacts and events into tasks, fixed some bugs related to showing contents of email messages in separate preview windows, optimized the user experience and took care of all other known issues since the latest version. The detailed list of changes is available from the Version History page.
All EssentialPIM 10.2 users are advised to update to this version. It’s going to reach you automatically within the next couple of days. Or you can update manually by getting the new release from the downloads page.
We announce the immediate availability of EssentialPIM 10.2. It comes with several new features and improvements, such as:
You can change an existing item or items from one type to another. With this release, EPIM adds couple of new conversions, which can be done as via drag and drop (for events and tasks) as via context actions menu (for all types of items).
Mail in EssentialPIM is coming up on its 13th anniversary. The Mail module was introduced in May 2009, supporting POP3 and IMAP, and has been enhanced continuously. For example, EPIM added native support of Microsoft Exchange accounts in v10.
Here are some other changes to Mail as of v10.