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Beware this Company's Efforts - Version: 1.1, 11/22/2007 09:43AM PST
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robulack
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- Beware this Company's Efforts
Disappointing 
- Version: 1.0, 7/5/2007 08:55AM PST
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philraby_dotmac
Great name and I like the idea of a simple project manager.
However, this needs more work, especially for a paid product.
You can add Project to the left menu, which is good, but then the tasks on the right are too large and can't be minimised, nor can they be moved from one project to another.
It says attachments can be added, but not by drag and drop, which would be nice, and once an attachment has been added, I can't see where it is! Nor can you add notes, links, addresses etc straight onto a task.
Finally, the orange background is nasty.
However, this needs more work, especially for a paid product.
You can add Project to the left menu, which is good, but then the tasks on the right are too large and can't be minimised, nor can they be moved from one project to another.
It says attachments can be added, but not by drag and drop, which would be nice, and once an attachment has been added, I can't see where it is! Nor can you add notes, links, addresses etc straight onto a task.
Finally, the orange background is nasty.
The company's support is dismal, and they permit well-known and documented bugs to exist in their products for long periods of time (i.e. Jumsoft's Process went for almost a year without a single upgrade, despite their public acknowledgement that several of its key advertised features were non-functional).
This is a company that needs to take a step back and decide if they're all about quality or quantity. Currently, for them, it's quantity, and hence the quality of their products and their support system is very low.