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Don't get stuck spinning your wheels while working on projects and brainstorming new ideas. To-Do Stickies is a tool specially designed to help you plan projects, brainstorm, quickly jot down notes, organize them by topics, and track progress by checking off completed tasks. With To-Do Stickies you can be more organized and productive. Never lose those flashes of inspiration.
To-Do Stickies Features:
- Built for Mac OS X, Windows, and Mac OS 9 (Classic)
- Unlimited hierarchal levels for items. (Keep your notes and ideas organized by topic or under parent headings)
- Every item has its own note field
- Quickly gather ideas and thoughts without leaving the keyboard with hot-keys that will allow you to keep new ideas flowing.
- Every item has a "completed" checkbox to help keep track of what you have accomplished
- Hide completed items from view
- Show completed items in a drawer (MAC OS X) or separate window.
- 3 different window types to suit your tastes (MAC OS X)
- (2 Window Types for Windows and MAC OS 9)
- Metal Windows (OS X)
- Colorized Windows (Custom colors)
- Normal Windows
What's new in this version:
- [Bug Fix] No longer reports a file as "Missing" when you click to "Show the file on disk"
- [Bug Fix] Fixes a bug with the version checking. Those running To-Do Stickies on PPC machines will need this update to make the "Download" button on the new version notice window work again.
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
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X Universal Binary (10.4+) Click Alternate OS Download for PPC version that runs on 10.3+
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A few bugs, but OmniOutliner might be overpriced 
- Version: 1.3.3, 9/29/2006 08:10AM PST
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faucon_dotmac
Could Not Open - Version: 1.3.3, 8/23/2006 07:04AM PST
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jimkirby123Most Recent Replies: View All 1 Replies
- Re: Could Not Open
I my case, OmniOutliner came bundled with my new iMac (Intel 17" late 2006). I was even able to upgrade it from v3.5 to v3.6.1. I suspect an upgrade to version 4 will cost the full price (or an upgrade price). Either way, To-Do Stickies will be cheaper.
I prefer the interface of OmniOutliner, and it definitely has more features. It can even import exported notes from To-Do Stickies, albeit with a few bugs in the formatting (something about the data structure/formatting I suspect).
Personally, I'd like to see a little more options in terms of appearance. Although you can change the on-screen font size, you can change the font face, except for printing. Also, having all the collapse/expand triangles flush with the left-hand side can be confusing - I sometimes have a hard-time visually parsing what item is under which other item. But that's just me. Other niceties would include things like having internet addresses automatically turn into links (or not as you choose), row colours, etc. All the stuff "under-the-hood" works well, but a little more polish could enhance useability.
I also found a reproduceable bug in To-Do Stickies 1.3.3: A parent item can be dragged into/under a child of itself that also has children (this should not even be possible). The parent item and ALL children (including all nested levels) disappear. There is no "undo" feature, so unless you just saved the note, you've just lost a bunch of data. Moving items using keyboard shortcuts is much more stable and intuitive, but this bug scares me.
While trying it out in the first hour, I also had an "unhandled out of bounds exception" and crash while dragging items around to rearrange them. Haven't been able to reproduce this one yet, but the above-mentioned bug happens every time.
All told, To-Do Stickies is certainly simpler and more streamlined. OmniOutliner is probably only worth the extra money if you really want all the extra features, or need stability. For most casual users, To-Do Stickies is a better bargain. As usual, try it out for yourself and decide if you like it!