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OmniFocus

OmniFocus - 1.7.5

Personal task management.

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This Version: Not rated (0.0)
Current Version: 1.7.5
Release Date: 2009-10-23
License: Update
Downloads (this version): 709
Downloads (all versions): 13,573
Price: $79.95

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Product Description:

Task management shouldn't be your full time job. We've built OmniFocus to take a load off your mind by managing your tasks the way that you want, freeing you to focus your attention on the things that matter to you most. Finish that novel. Spend more time with your friends and family. Grow your business. Let us worry about keeping your goals and tasks, both personal and professional, in one ordered, easy to access system that you can depend on.

What's new in this version:

  • Updated the OmniFocus Clip-O-Tron to be compatible with future updates to Snow Leopard. (When Mail warns you that the old version is no longer compatible, you can reinstall the Clip-O-Tron from Clipping Preferences.)
  • Fixed some regressions with the application becoming visible again while using Quick Entry.
  • In Snow Leopard's System Preferences, the clippings shortcut (assigned by Clippings Preferences in OmniFocus) should now appear under the Services -> Text section of Keyboard Shortcuts (rather than under the Application Shortcuts section).
  • Fixed a crash which happened when independently deleting the same folder on two copies of OmniFocus, then synchronizing the deletes.
  • Fixed a crash in the pop-up calendar window on 10.6 (Snow Leopard) which was triggered by pressing the delete key while editing a time.
  • Fixed a crash in the Quick Entry window on 10.4 (Tiger) which was triggered by adding or removing a column.

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

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OmniFocus ReviewThe Best To Do Manager Available - Version: 1.7.4, 10/7/2009 12:07AM PST

Timothy Maxwell
I have used many To Do List managers and currently use Daylite to manage contacts and an action list. But, OmniFocus is better at managing To Do than any other program I have tried. However, because Daylite integrates contact management with a related action list, I am committed to Daylite.

If OmniFocus had a contact management link to address book, I sure I would move to OmniFocus. The OmniFocus link with the iPhone is really fantastic!
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OmniFocus ReviewI can't believe the previous comments - Version: 1.7.4, 9/30/2009 07:34AM PST

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jcinoz
I can't believe the recent negative feedback which to me is a travesty and must be either uninformed or biased. I'm a health professional and juggle hundreds to thousands of priorities. I have tried countless to do methods over the years from paper to computers, trying to get a better handle on the priorities of modern life which which seem to become more and more complicated despite advances in technology . Omnifocus is by far away the most useful application for better controlling this that I have every tried and a 1+ years later, despite temporarily trying every new do list manager, I still live by it, particularly now with benefit of iphone synchronisation. My wish list is that some form of prioritisation beyond flagging could be implemented to help when juggling hundreds of important items. It is as simple or complicated as you need it to be and extraordinary useful for both to do list and projects.
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OmniFocus ReviewNo way to try before you buy - Version: 1.7, 8/28/2009 02:15AM PST

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thomasmarch
There's no way to try this app before you buy it. Downloading an extracting it simply gives you a crazy message about "no password or too many people using the application - exit".

So don't bother unless you feel like shelling out $$$ without knowing what you're getting.
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