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| Downloads:103,708 |
| Version Downloads:5,047 |
| Type:Business : Personal Info Managers |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:03 May 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $49.95 |
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The update makes the non-MAS distribution Gatekeeper-compatible in anticipation of Mountain Lion. The in-app update will be released in coming days (to coincide with a MAS incremental update).
grantward reviewed on 04 May 2012
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Baddington, B reviewed on 04 May 2012
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I guess this is progress.
Buyer beware. iPod Touch/iPhone Syncing with the Desktop App will only be supported for iOS 5. They don't mention that on their web site.
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"We know from past experience that it takes a considerable amount of time for many users to migrate to a new OS." BUT Cultured Code is going to make users purchase a new device that supports iOS 5 for the sync feature to work.
That's being consistent! What nonsense!
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Frodo_life reviewed on 04 May 2012
Only deleting and re-adding device will fix it until the next sync when I have the same problem again.
waist of money
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Amazon reviewed on 15 Mar 2012
I did try new beta version and in panic I run away from it. Scary stuff ...
gingerbread25 reviewed on 05 Mar 2012
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A simple checklist is just as easy on paper. The only thing an electronic version does for me, is to allow changes without an eraser.
I need one that actually categorizes more complex lists without an
"out-of-sight, out-of-mind" experience. That handles indents & matrix columns, yet can hide away the complexity at a click.
I've looked at a number of these: Still looking for an affordable ideal. I don't want to drop $50 or more for an app that I won't use.
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And … “I need one that actually categorizes more complex lists without an
"out-of-sight, out-of-mind" experience. That handles indents & matrix columns, yet can hide away the complexity at a click.”
Things is so much more friction free, scaleable, and elegant than what you say you desire. I don’t know how to respond except to suggest that you use a WORD table to manage your action items. Some people do …
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This is not a review of the product, rather a comment.
My gripe is largely that a lot of the apps haven’t captured my imagination.
Maybe that’s my problem & not the seller’s.
I hesitate to mention other apps at length in a comment tacked onto this one,
because its really not fair to Things, to use its entry to talk at length about other ones,
especially since I never gave it a proper try!
For CP not getting my comment: There is a threshold cost I would spend for an app that may not
meet my needs very well. I’m not dissing this one, but I haven’t really warmed to it to the tune of $50.
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Cookie08 reviewed on 22 Feb 2012
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Should I update manually?
Shishk rated on 29 Mar 2012
Ivm rated on 22 Feb 2012
Ricardo_griffith_2008 rated on 05 Dec 2011
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Caberlin rated on 13 Oct 2011
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hugelshofer rated on 07 Sep 2011
jaybirdfive rated on 06 Sep 2011
+13
Rooster rated on 01 Sep 2011
Azertik rated on 07 Aug 2011
Rayvanp rated on 05 Aug 2011
+8
Mx rated on 19 Jul 2011