Does this have "Event Minder" in it?
500455
I do not know what Event Minder is but the program has an Event Planner in it and I use it all the time. I am so happy with my Hallmark Card Program and especially since I am able to put personal pictures on any card too.
1197850
I think so. I havn't used that option, but I think I saw that on the enter location screen. I can check tonight on my way home.
1775508
Yes you can set it to only alert you for specific watches/warnings/alerts and which counties you want these for.
1501675
Yes, there is. Depending on the program, it will appear automatically. You can also select it from the taskbar.
1456405
No. This is just a handy timer. It is very very practical especially you're a first time parent. If you really need to keep track of everything that happen to your babies, you should opt for mobile app. There are plenty out there in iOS or Android market (not sure on Win mobile). From my personal experience, you're unlikely to be that organized when baby arrives, unless you have at least 2-3 helpers/maids in your household managing your daily life.
393464
No, although it may help.This will show up just as it would if you connected it to an internal header.
746367
Not sure, but I set the timer if I'm going to be multi-tasking. ;) And then it shuts off at the appointed time.
427876
I'm sorry. I don't know if it does. I don't have these automatic timers anymore, sold them with the home I left them with. Sorry I can't answer your question. I set timers for a certain time but not like your times. They worked well for me. Sorry I can't answer your question. :o/
2197850
The short answer is that you can program on-off events for all the days of the week in one shot. By pressing the mode button, you can get it into a state that all days of the week are displayed at the bottom. Then you can set the timer to do the same thing every day. I found it difficult to decipher the instructions; for me they were written by tech writers and developers, without input from users. Also, the display on the unit is tiny, so it is hard to read the many things it can show. The good news is you can always restart the procedure if you think something is not right.
1783669
Manual says there is no 'Mo, We, Fr, Su'. However, there are 8 total events that can be programmed. Assuming the requirement is to cycle ON/OFF only once for that day, it would be possible to assign event 1 to 'Mo' then event 2 to 'We' then event 3 to 'Fr, etc. WEEK button options include: - Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa, Su (everyday of the week) - each individual day of the week (only 1 specified day of a week) - Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr (only week days) - Sa, Su (only weekends) - Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa - Mo, We, Fr - Tu, Th, Sa - Mo, Tu, We - Th, Fr, Sa
882793
Yes it does. It is one of the small white buttons on the upper blue panel. You can find it by looking in your instruction book.
1643997
I do not believe it does. I thought it was supposed to but I really don't know how to check that in windows. I am pretty sure it doesn't have one.
2123757
I think it only has eight events. On and off, 8 times in 24 hours. If I understand your question the answer would be no because you have to put a "time into it... "3:oopm. You need something that "cycles"
1625217
The day Minder is for the current year plus the next January. One page shows last year's calendar, 2014 and next year 2015. One page has important calendar dates, another Special Information, two future planning pages, monthly pp for travel/expense records, etc. Hope this helps.
2188534
Yes. We don't use the alarm, timer or any other features except date and time. One button on the top states day, month and year. The other button will announce the time and if it's a.m. or p.m.
1381305
When I last used that setting it did. I haven't used it since they updated the app though.
220547
Not specifically. There is room in the back of the book to list those events.