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| Downloads:12,815 |
| Version Downloads:3,867 |
| Type:Business : Project Mangement |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:26 Jul 2006 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price:Free |
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Anonymous reviewed on 15 May 2005
Regarding extra features, back in the 1.x era, I asked the developer to include the option to select working and non-working days on a per project basis - he immediately slated for the next revision and it was there in 2 weeks.
He is constantly refining the application. He has outlined a clear roadmap for the feature set, and still includes extras if you ask.
Can you ask more for $59?
Anonymous reviewed on 09 Sep 2003
Note that this is NOT MS Project, with automatic resource levelling, plan vs. actual comparison and all the rest. But it does have some fairly powerful features for a simple early-version iCal-like product. The main problems I had (mostly missing features with version 1.6 are fixed in version 2. It is well worth $59.95.
Version 2.0 in it first release had some pretty serious bugs that made it almost unusable, but that highlights one of PMX's best features-- an email to the developer resulted in very rapid investigation and fixing of the problems for version 2.0.1. he even included some of my suggestions at the same time. This level of responsiveness is the best I have ever come across in any product-- freeware or commercial. And the developer says there is even more to come in the next major release.
I won't go into the details of using PMX. It just works. All in all, I'd recommend it.
Anonymous reviewed on 31 Aug 2003
Version 2.0 added nothing significant and suddenly costs $25 more?!?! I was on the fence in terms of purchasing PMX, but the new price knocked me right off. It is half the price of xTime, but xTime is more than twice the product.
Mac developers seem to be getting more and more greedy
Generalizing makes a statement general and thus worthless.
So, in conclusion, I think I got a lots for my $59.
There are often thousands of hours of work involved in the making of a program and unless that program is sold thousands of times, in most cases you'll find that the developer is making little, if anything out of it!
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Wranglertx reviewed on 21 Jul 2003
Version 1.8 is a great improvement. We use it know to schedule all our projects, and the export features are quite nifty (would like to see an HTML export, though).
Anonymous reviewed on 17 Jun 2003
This version has no toolbar icons.
Also, the author really should consider using kagi, as paypal is not very friendly to those who don't live in the US...
It looks good in the screenshots tho :)
Oh... how about adding a download link to the projects homepage ?
Anonymous reviewed on 25 May 2003