The older I grow the more I have to rely on notes to remember due tasks. It is not that bad at the moment but I do seem to forget tasks more often than a few years back. A software like Task Coach comes in handy to aid me and everyone else who needs to write down certain tasks to remember them. Task Coach can be used as simple reminder of tasks to come (birthdays, events) or for business projects adding budgets and start, due and completion dates.
New Tasks can contain a description and subject, dates which have been mentioned before, a budget, attachments, categories and a set behavior (auto completion of task when all children are complete). Tasks can be sorted in various ways, filters can be applied and they can be exported in html, xml and calendar format.
It is open source and versions for windows, linux and mac exist.
source: winaddons
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I love your website but you might want to recommend software that actually has an executable file to install the code without having to take a computer course or having to deal the Zipper Heads at SourceForge.net
TBIRD7777
Here:
the link to the Windows installer:
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/taskcoach/TaskCoach-0.61.5-win32.exe