King Imitating a planner book format is no longer a novel idea, but Lotus Development Corp. continues to refine Organizer and improve the metaphor it made popular.
Organizer links better than many other programs, at least for navigating through information.
It includes most of the usual contact management features such as telephone dialing, searching, and data security, and you can create new tabs to organize your own projects or information. But unlike GoldMine, for instance, it doesn't let you do much to extend or customize the information fields. This provides a clever way to selectively combine information without displaying a limited view that can frustrate viewers. While most information management consists of using the Notepad tab and its ability to link to external files, you can also create unlimited tabs for non-contact related info. We found this feature powerful and deceptively simple.