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Task List is an application designed for students who use their laptops at school. It enables assignments to be tracked and managed, as well as goals, grades, and notes. Task List has the ability to synchronize preferences and assignments between computers using .mac , enabling students to sync their homework files between a desktop and laptop or other computer.
What's new in this version:
- Task List can now be secured with a password
- Added a School Overview for at-a-glance information
- Reference Information can now be customized
- Added option to only sync unchecked tasks with the widget
- Tasks exported to iCal now include any comments
- Added an option to not add an alarm when exporting tasks to iCal
- Averages, graphs, steps, etc. are now in a user-adjustable split view
- Tasks and notes can now be edited even if a class is selected in the source list
- The Dock is no longer badged if the task count is 0
- Comments are now saved automatically
- A notification is presented if you try to export a task or goal to iCal that has already been exported
- The priority slider now has 5 distinct levels
- A message has been added with the URL of a web page exported to an iDisk
- Removed legacy support for upgrading 4.x database
- The Notes source list is automatically updated when classes are added or removed
- Task List Lite now has sortable columns
- The calendar view will now load current tasks when shown
- Fixed "theDataRow is not defined" error when changing classes
- Probably fixed the "no matching processes found" error on quit
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4.9
- 1024 x 768 display
- PowerPC or Intel Mac
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Good app, fabulous support 
- Version: 4.5, 10/3/2006 04:00PM PST
baseballboy828
This is a great app for students. It is fairly simple, and could use the addition of some features, but overall, it is the best freeware homework app that I have used. The hilight of this app is its developer. I had a quirky problem with the software, so I emailed the developer. He was extremely responsive, and was able to fix my problems. When I sent the first email asking for help, I recieved a reply in fifteen minutes, a rarity for software support. All subsequent email (About 5 or 6) were answered with the same speed. Some features I would like to see are: Widget Improvements, Color coded assignments based on whether they are due tomorrow due today, late or another type. Other welcome additions would be A button to send the assignments as a note to your iPod, An imporved way to add and edit courses, and an option to hide assignments when they are marked as completed. Overall, a very nice app, with a great, responsive developer who is constantly adding features to his software.
Very handy tool, and excellent support ... - Version: 4.0.1, 8/15/2006 05:57PM PST
topeterb
... make this an interesting app for students to run with. Issues with previous version (see my previous feedback) all ironed out and a suggestion implemented immediately! Very responsive developer. Highly recommended.
I'd be remiss, however, if I didn't point out to the developer that he's missing an opportunity here: He could relatively easily adapt the code base for this program to make a superior application for implementing David Allen's Getting Things Done methodologies.
All he'd need would be more robust printing options, the ability to view items by type (i.e., by GTD project) as well as by class (GTD context), and perhaps the a feature to allow steps to be listed as subtasks that appear in the task viewer as they become due and which must be checked off to advance the project.