If there’s one software category that’s proven it has legs, it’s the personal information manager. Knowledge workers and computer jocks are bombarded with a blizzard of information every day, and they seem to never tire of programs that promise to organize it for them. TopXNotes, recently upgraded to version 1.5, is such a program. “Since Apple introduced its address book application that’s built into the OS, there’s not a big market for the kind of personal information managers that do contacts,” said Chuck Rogers of Tropical Software.
