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Project... Clean and simple project management, the way it should be. Create various projects and store them in a single application, give each project notes and tasks, and keep everything organized in a single application.
What's New
Version 1.0.2:
- Added "Project" menu, allows adding and deleting of projects from the MenuBar.
- You can now delete projects by right clicking them in the sidebar and clicking "Remove Selected Project".
- Projects can now be added by right clicking in the side bar, and clicking "Add Project".
- Project buttons, and menus now appear disabled when they cannot be used.
- Tasks can now be added and removed by using the "Tasks" item in the MenuBar.
- Project notes window now has a custom TableView to make reading of notes in the "Project Notes" viewer easier.
- Undo and Redo is now supported.
- Automatic auto-save is now "smarter".
- Fixed bug that cut off some of the date when scroll bar appeared.
- Pressing Command+N creates a new task.
- Pressing Command+Shift+N creates a new project.
- Interface now has buttons for removing Tasks and Projects.
- "Hotkeys & Shortcuts..." can now be found in the "Project" menu.
Version 1.0.2:
- Added "Project" menu, allows adding and deleting of projects from the MenuBar.
- You can now delete projects by right clicking them in the sidebar and clicking "Remove Selected Project".
- Projects can now be added by right clicking in the side bar, and clicking "Add Project".
- Project buttons, and menus now appear disabled when they cannot be used.
- Tasks can now more...
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
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| Downloads:3,435 |
| Version Downloads:2,666 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Free |
| Date:14 Dec 2008 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Project... Clean and simple project management, the way it should be. Create various projects and store them in a single application, give each project notes and tasks, and keep everything organized in a single application.
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JimW reviewed on 14 Dec 2008
With this tool lacks is the ability to sort by date, percentage completed, a calendar, alarms, resources, percent completed, and much more. These are all fundamental parts of a serious project management tool.
The same thing with this tool does can also be done in a spreadsheet, with the bonus of adding much more information, including cost analysis.
While it has a nice interface,abet a little clumsy to use, its functionality is quite limited.
It does seem to work as described, and while I would not recommend against its use, I see little value or functionality in it over tools that most Mac users already have.
Of course we will add more features in future releases and will continue to make the application easier to use, but our users need to be aware that Project is not made to be a project management application for the power user.
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- There don't seem to be shortcuts even for the most common tasks. You can't even press Cmd-F to get to the searchfield or Cmd-N to create a new task or project.
- I didn't find a way to delete projects or tasks.
- You can't reorder project or tasks.
- Some other minor issues
The problem is not that this application doesn't offer many features, but that the features are not well implemented and the app is incomplete. It looks like someone played around with CoreData and never really used this application. Anything I else I tried in the last two years in the field of project management / to-do management / GTD etc. not only offers more features, but also better usability-and I think that's devastating for an application that aims to be “clean an simple”.
Clicking on "Project" > "Hotkeys & Shortcuts..." will show you a list of different hotkeys and shortcuts you can use in the application.
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The only issues so far is that the default height of the window on my MacBook is taller than the screen height. I suspected that having my dock auto hide may have allowed it to open too large but changing the dock to the default behavior didn't fix it. (And the AppleScript trick to resize it down isn't working . . . perhaps it isn't accessible by AppleScript? I haven't looked yet.) It is useable in the maximized view, but this isn't optimal all the time. Hopefully this will be fixed soon.
I look forward to seeing future releases!
(You currently have to manually update from version 1.0 to version 1.0.1 but we will add automatic updates soon!)