Giveawayoftheday: Reminder Commander 10/28/08

As promised:

Today's GOTD is Reminder Commander
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Reminder Commander will help you create a system of reminders for important events such as birthdays, anniversaries, appointments, important phone calls and much more. Reminder Commander has been designed on the basis of user opinions and suggestions. This is the reason for the program’s intuitive interface, which is extremely easy and comfortable to use.

You will no longer feel pressured about remembering everything as the computer will do it for you. Free your mind for more important tasks, and make your life more efficient!
Main features:

* Intuitive and easy-to-use graphical interface;
* Unlimited number of reminders;
* Popup reminders;
* Various reminder types – one-off and periodic;
* Reminding in advance;
* Postponing reminders;
* Disabling reminders;
* Tracking missed reminders;
* Separate reminder lists;
* Reminder history;
* One file for all reminders;
* Automatic launch at Windows startup;
* Access to the program via the icon in the system tray;
* Email reminders;
* Sound notifications;
* Tasks;
* Backing up the reminder database;
* Privacy protection.
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Take my word for and don't download this program. It is not that it is a bad program; rather I found it to be a pretty good one with a very understandable interface and it did what was described.

But I find Rainlender to be a better program. Not only is it always free, but it has one key feature that makes it better then Reminder Commander: Displaying the To Do list, Event list and a Calender right on your desktop.

The three things Reminder Commander has over Rainlender:
1) The ability to remind about an event on a designated time as opposed to just X amount of hours/mins/days before the event
2) Storing events in a database.
3) E-mail Reminders

What Rainlender has over Reminder Commander:
Everything else.

Oh and Warning:
When uninstalling this program with Revo Uninstaller, I found out this program adds/is associated with 2876 registry values (assuming that Revo is not wrong)! I deleted them all.