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PowerCard uses an innovative and intuitive "task card" based interface where you create index cards that represent the tasks you need to accomplish and slide them around to organize them into priorities and milestones.
This sort of organizational methodology has been in use for years by Project Managers who carried index cards around in their pockets. But PowerCard is the first application for the Macintosh to bring the power of these index cards to software.
This method is commonly used in Extreme Programming, but can be used for any project.
Additionally, PowerCard is the first ever "Rendezvous Enabled" project management application. Allowing multiple users to edit the same project together simultaneously with no configuration.
Tasks can be viewed as index cards, in a list, or in a free form view.
Features Rendezvous support, AddressBook integration, plugin customization, gantt charts, pert charts, burndown charts, velocity calculation and much more.
PowerCard uses an innovative and intuitive "task card" based interface where you create index cards that represent the tasks you need to accomplish and slide them around to organize them into priorities and milestones.
This sort of organizational methodology has been in use for years by Project Managers who carried index cards around in their pockets. But PowerCard is the first application for the Macintosh to bring the power of these index cards to software.
This method is commonly used in Extreme Programming, but can be used for any project.
Additionally, PowerCard is the first ever "Rendezvous Enabled" project management application. Allowing multiple users to edit the same project together simultaneously with no configuration.
Tasks can be viewed as index cards, in a list, or in a free form view.
Features Rendezvous support, AddressBook integration, plugin customization, gantt charts, pert charts, burndown charts, velocity calculation and much more.
What's new in this version:
- Bugs related to printing fixed.
- Universal binary.
- Code cleanup.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.3
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.3 or higher
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Bug is fixed. - Version: 3.0, 3/18/2008 11:49AM PST
JivaD
This bug is fixed in the latest (3.0) version. Remember, this is for Leopard (10.5) it does not run on earlier versions of the OS anymore.
Que? - Version: 2.2, 3/10/2007 01:03PM PST
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Max Frever
There's a bug. Downloaded and launched and hit 'New' - nothing happens - no new project opens.
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- Que?
Pretty solid concept for task management 
- Version: 1.3, 2/23/2004 02:02PM PST
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dontspammeplease
The index card basis and highly visual interface make it very easy to not only manage a project, but to organize it in a sensible fashion. The interface feels very bare-bones (not necessarily a bad thing) and is more or less intuitive. Bugs are numerous but none are fatal. The interface does, however, scale poorly, and needs some major clean up to avoid having it too cluttered. Reporting is utterly lackluster (as is the case with most shareware project software, it seems) which ought to be addressed.
Charting and scheduling is straightforward, but you cannot print any generated charts!?!
The price does seem high for what is pretty much beta-quality software without the polish of most higher grade shareware.
Still, to track smaller projects or to aid in work breakdowns, this seems like an excellent approach. Much more focused, interesting and versatile than xTime, PMX, or other competing shareware project managers.
Charting and scheduling is straightforward, but you cannot print any generated charts!?!
The price does seem high for what is pretty much beta-quality software without the polish of most higher grade shareware.
Still, to track smaller projects or to aid in work breakdowns, this seems like an excellent approach. Much more focused, interesting and versatile than xTime, PMX, or other competing shareware project managers.
