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| Downloads:1,573 |
| Version Downloads:1,573 |
| Type:Dashboard : Miscellaneous |
| License:Free |
| Date:14 Feb 2008 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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+34
Bluestar reviewed on 28 Jan 2011
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You can re-order both the lists and the items on the lists. I apologise for this mistake in my previous comment. (Is there no way for me to edit my original post?)
+34
+2
-Small.
-Easy to use.
-Can mark items as important.
Minus:
-If you don`t pay $5 for Checkmarker Plus, you can only create four lists.
-They don`t tell you this on the download page. It doesn`t help that the screenshot on the same page shows a Checkmarker with 5 lists. Furthermore, the download page only says the paid-for version "features new themes and export options", whereas the information button on the widget itself tells you to "buy it now to add unlimited number of pages..."
I hope this was just an innocent omission...
-Would be nice if you could re-order the lists, or individual items on particular lists.
I can see that this program would be really useful if you wanted to keep track of a small number of to-dos in a small number of lists. I don`t recommend it if, like me, you want to add reasonably long shopping lists or something like that.
+136
Nice design though. I like the way you can grab and drag to reorder items. Would be nice to be able to select multiple items at once to move/delete them as a group, and it seems to me that it would be a lot more useful if it integrated with the to-do items created in Mail/iCal, but it's kind of a moot point as I really don't get any benefit out of lists like this anyway.
Nonetheless, if anyone is just looking for a very simple to-do list and doesn't plan to use it very heavily, this might fit the bill. I don't have any use for it myself, but I always appreciate a well-designed widget. If nothing else, it got me to take a look at Magnetism's other widgets too (and the other ones look pretty nice too).