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Daylite 3.1

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4.0 out of 5 Mice, Aug 24, 2006

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Pros

Lots of customization options
Price is attractive for a program this powerful
Business information database has pre-built tools that small businesses will find useful

Cons

More tooltips and contextual menus would give novices cues on how to fill in fields
Interface doesn’t encourage quick data entry
Report builder features not for novices

Software Details

Company:Marketcircle
OS compatibility:10.3 (Panther), 10.4 (Tiger)
Processor compatibility:Universal
Price when rated:$149; upgrade $79

Macworld's Daylite 3.1 Coverage

Daylite 3.1 Daylite 3.1.1 has better project-planning and -tracking tools than a typical PIM and includes the kinds of information workers in small offices need to track and share.

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