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Rocco Augusto
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 Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 11:30 am Post subject: Health & Diet Manager for Windows Mobile Smartphone |
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http://www.iambic.com/healthdietman...r/wmsmartphone/
"When you are constantly on the go, dealing with the demands of your hectic life, usually it’s nutrition that gets put on the back burner. You want to do the right things health-wise, but that takes time and energy – something you don’t have in abundance. Lucky for you, our Health & Diet Manager for Windows Mobile Smartphone will help take control of your health and nutrition, so that you’ll actually have more energy – energy that you’ll be able to harness to accomplish more than you possibly thought."
You know, if I kept track of everything I ate during the day, it would probably give a Nutritionist a heart attack. Working in front of a computer all day long tends to make me consume a lot of fast food. While I may be a lost cause, the rest of you can still save yourselves! You can grab a copy Health & Diet Manager for Windows Mobile Smartphone from our affiliate store for $19.95. 
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T-Will
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I've been waiting for something like this...does it sync with the PC? Export to Excel? I'd hate to enter months of data, then have my Dash crash and lose the info.
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ctmagnus
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I'm guessing that this is a do-over of Two Peaks Personal Health and Diet Manager, but without the desktop component.
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Rocco Augusto
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you know, i could not find that information anywhere on there website. it would be foolish if they did not have some sort of way to backup your data.
i would suggest trying the trial version of the software 
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tok129
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There is an option to export to excel but I haven't tried it. No sync with PC though...
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T-Will
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Downloaded it...nice program but found some bugs (can't enter nutrition info for custom food, can't change the serving size) and emailed the developer.
WTF, now I get a "you're on day 2 of your 3 day trial" message and it says go to the web site I downloaded this from for a full featured demo...I thought this was a full-featured demo... 
Maybe that's why I was having trouble entering custom food nutrition info? I guess I have a "limited mode" cause I just tried to export to Excel and I get a "demo has a expired" message.
I wish companies would provide a "full" demo.
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Rocco Augusto
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| I wish companies would provide a "full" demo. |
you and me both! i hate demo's that only feature a small portion of the product. i usually never buy those programs for that reason alone. if i cannot get access to the full feature set of the product, how am I going to know if I want to dump $19.95 on it?! this is especially true for mobile phone applications which charge an arm and a leg for a program that lacks the full usability of a desktop application 
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SPPassion
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Location: Maryland, USA
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| Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 3:21 pm Post subject: |
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| ctmagnus wrote: |
| I'm guessing that this is a do-over of Two Peaks Personal Health and Diet Manager, but without the desktop component. |
Correct. Two Peaks was bought by iambic inc
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T-Will
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nutzareus
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| Rocco Augusto wrote: |
| T-Will wrote: |
| I wish companies would provide a "full" demo. |
you and me both! i hate demo's that only feature a small portion of the product. i usually never buy those programs for that reason alone.
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OK, I have to step in here as a developer and drop in my 2 cents. While I hate "crippleware" personally, sometimes it's a necessity. Due to piracy, I need to protect my intellectual property by locking my software to the PDA's hardware checksum. If you change device you must get another key. If you don't like what I am doing, read the EULA before clicking "I Accept". Sorry if this sounds like WGA, but I need to put bacon on my dinner table!
Blah to open source freeware, those are people who live at home with mom and dad and have no bills to pay. 
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