why i'm not buying - keybored

it is a very promising program i have been following through the betas, and i'm impressed by how well the developer has brought this along. but since the license is a one-machine license, i'd have to buy it twice for single-person use, or lug desktops back and forth to work. a lamentable decision. what do the rest of you think?

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Monday, October 04 2004 @ 04:11 AM PDT

Brilliant, but... - signata

I am not sure what you mean by missing full keyboard navigation from items. You can, of course, navigate with just the arrow keys, and this does not pay attention to heirachy, it merely moves up and down the uncollapsed outline. Additionally, there is the ability to jump in the heirachy using the arrow keys and Cmd+Opt. They all function as you would expect. Cmd+Opt+Left Arrow moves to the parent, for instance. Cmd+Opt+Up Arrow moves to the previous sibling of the item, jumping over intervening children. Cmd+Opt+Right Arrow moves down a level to the first child. Using just the Ctrl key and the arrows moves an item around in the heirachy. Cmd+Ctrl+Arrow splits at the cursor. And Cmd+Arrow creates a new item. All of these are similar in what you would expect. Cmd+Left creates a sibling of the item's parent. Ctrl+Left moves the item to that same position; Cmd+Ctrl+Left splits to the same position from the current cursor position.

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Wednesday, December 22 2004 @ 01:54 PM PST

Brilliant, but... - Matt_Neuburg_865

This is issue is now closed - with the release of 1.02, TAO now has full keyboard navigation. (It has had it in beta for a while.) This program has now gone from great to superb!

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Sunday, January 02 2005 @ 10:16 AM PST