Lotus Organizer 97

Lotus Organizer is a personal information management program that was popular during the mid 1990s.

Organizer was originally developed by a British company as Threadz Organizer, and acquired by Lotus as a Windows-based replacement for the DOS-based Lotus Agenda

It uses a very friendly user interface view styled around a ring bound notebook, in which one can use a calendar, notepad, planner, to-do list, and address book.

There were later versions for OS/2 and a version (Organizer 97 GS) for Macintosh. Lotus Organizer was eventually overtaken by Microsoft Outlook.

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Organizer 97 is a 32-bit application that supports OLE and has internet features.