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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- abbreviation Sports penalties in minutes
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- abbreviation sports
penalties inminutes - a sportsstatistic measuring the total amount of penaltiesaccrued by aplayer during a set time period (such as a career, a season, or a tournament) . - abbreviation computing personal information manager, a kind of
software with the functionality of apersonal organizer .
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Examples
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The term PIM was first used in conjunction with the product Lotus Agenda in the 1980's.
MacUpdate - Mac OS X 2009
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First usable version of Chandler free/open PIM is out
Boing Boing 2006
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It has a built in PIM, which is great if you are a PC user.
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A PIM is a Personal Information Manager, and what has interested me are systems that help you organise information, not those little calendar and contacts programs that are often called "PIMs".
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I chose the IPOD touch because all I use on the PIM is my appointments and contacts.
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(notes) have combined for 495 PIM, which is well over half of what the Devils have earned as a team this season (859).
Yahoo! Sports - Top News Greg Wyshynski 2010
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Mitchell has been dicking around trying to make a "PIM" since 1986.
Mitchell Kapor finds his missing thumb: "Hey it was up my ass the whole time!" he says. 2007
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: The data storage access mechanism for all '' PIM '' (Personal Information Manager) data in
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This approach could be viewed as the integration of many, currently separate applications such as PIM / calendar, e-mail client, web browser, download manager and file manager.
OSNews 2009
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When I was at Computer Shopper we used to do these endless PDA round-ups with Sharp Wizards and software only "PIM" schedulers, and the category was a mess that few cared about.
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