Hello Mike. Just to let you now: My Lotus Organizer 6.1 is English only, i.e. not multilingual. It seems, there also exist versions in German only. I do not know whether the company I mentioned above sells an English version. If it does not work out, try a Google search using "lotus organizer" 6 . I cannot provide more details as it would violate forum rules. Good luck. Allan.
BTW. The Lotus Organizer 6.1 program number you would look for is 5724-E71. Here, you got the IBM Lotus SmartSuite forum: -10.lotus.com/ldd/ssforum.nsf/SortedAllThreadedweb?OpenView&ExpandView&RestricttoCategory=Organizer .
IBM Lotus Organizer 6.1 EN full version
Download File: https://urluss.com/2vF691
Well thank you for that information, which is very useful and I must attempt to find a way of selecting or, indeed, copying a coloured message fro Wordpad into the diary section of the organizer to see whether that works. Â
A Personal Information Manager for Microsoft Windows and OS/2 published by Lotus Development Corporation and later by IBM, sold primarily as a stand-alone product for Windows but exclusively as a part of the Lotus SmartSuite on OS/2. The program mimics a paper based "time manager" ("Personal organizer" in the USA) down to a tee, but in the 1980's they became the de-rigueur accessory for the modern businessman in the form of the Filofax and the American copy "Franklin Planner". Due to the simple and familiar user interface the Lotus Organizer became wildly successful with more than 40 million active installs and is still one of the most popular PIMs even though it is getting very difficult to get hold of new and has not seen any worthwhile updates in almost two decades.
Thanks to both of you. I could of course take the dust off my old HP and pray for it to work, then dig into my old stuff hoping to find my Smartsuite disks. Trying though to avoid the painfull experience :-)
As you've already discovered, the last versions of Lotus 123 are not compatible with Windows 10. This is because the program requires a 32-bit environment to run successfully and most versions of Windows 10, generally speaking, are 64-bit.
yes, it also runs on my backyard. Just in case you would like to know. by the way, is that lotus, the excel-like program in the old era? i dont know it's still usable now. however, good luck to you. why not just use the free office like libreoffice or apache open office? 2ff7e9595c
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