ToDoList V6.0    Suggested by leloo - Updated by Checker on 2 Dec 2009 2MB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (4952) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (17) - Post comment - Permalink

Posted comments:

 inco: not working under win98 [2006-09-04 02:34]

 Uberbandit: Nice tool, i've started using it today and it's great and simple. GTH Lotus Notes! I only hope this one worked on Linux natively but i'm almost sure Wine will do good.

Salutes [2006-09-29 11:04]

 Jandk: Good product, but the ini-file contains direct reference to last used disk. [2006-11-20 23:13]

 GeoTrail: Jandk, that doesn't matter does it? :) [2006-12-04 15:37]

 Goldevil: Great piece of software. I use it every day since about 2 months and I cannot live without it. [2006-12-05 02:29]

 Ivan: Use ToDoList for abiut 6 months. Very convinient program. I use it in GTD-way (Getting Things Done). [2006-12-10 20:19]

 Gabe: This version is very buggy. Some of the default keyboard shortcuts do not work; (ctrl-shift-space) for example.
Download the previous version or wait until the next one.

Aside from this version being a problem. This is one of the best and most used programs on my computer. If you like to organize your thoughts and projects, use this. I have been looking for some encarnation of ToDoList for years and found it about 6 months ago. Hallelujah!

Oh, and if any developers see this. I have only one feature request. It would be so useful if we could drag a Task item onto the Tab of a different Tasklist and have it appear in the destination Tasklist. It would streamline the organization of related Tasklists. Currently it seems only importing a whole Tasklist into another is possible.
Regards. [2007-06-16 13:58]

 Ted Taylor: Dead links at the download page after having "signed up". It's a pain. [2007-10-03 21:58]

 USB_Kx: I love this app. The development is quick, releases are regular, which means the author is on his toes. Its a big plus when considering a software.

As for downloading, dont use a download manager. [2007-10-03 23:46]

 zebob: Use BugMeNot to download the file. [2007-10-14 19:30]

 Aaron: Nice tool. Transforming the active tasklist is very usefull for presentation in several formats. Good use of stylesheet. CSV-format suitable for import in MS Projects as initial setup or exchanging tasklists. [2007-10-16 01:24]

 Gabe: My post from above was for a version 5.2.*
The bugs I mentioned at that time have been worked out. I wanted to edit out the, no longer pertinent, complaint from my previous post but I don't see a way to do that here.
So, my current disclaimer is, ignore my first post.

This program is simply fantastic! [2007-11-12 21:43]

 jonno: todolist new location

http://www.abstractspoon.com/ [2008-01-04 05:13]

 Fake: The best to-do list manager! [2008-01-13 12:12]

 Robert: Version 5.4 automatically assumes settings saved to .ini file. Nice interface. Needs work. Tree view does not allow for manually setting the view length of any field. Time on project feature seems real time only. Does not seem to allow for manual entry of time on a project item. While this software has potential, a better choice for immediate use would be TaskCoachPortable from portable apps. [2008-12-17 18:40]

 computerfreaker: Wonderful app; it beat out both TaskCoach and DevProject Manager to earn the only Project Manager spot on my computer. I'd recommend it to anyone. [2010-04-07 03:22]

 cendey: Very useful [2010-06-16 03:34]

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