Task Coach is a free, open source to-do manager to keep track of personal tasks and to-do lists. Task Coach provide facilities for composite tasks. Often, tasks and other things to-do consist of several activities. In addition, it offers effort tracking, egories, and notes.
Homepage: taskcoach.org
Type: To-Do List, Time Tracking
: GNU eral Public version 3.0 (GPLv3)
Written in: Objective C, Python
Operating system: Cross-platform
Languages: Multi
Size(): 11.3 MB
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Bugs fix's in this version:Bugs fixed:
Column hder popup menu's didn't work. (3175083)The stop effort tracking button on the toolbar of effort viewers wasn't working.The viewer background color would not obey the global user setting. (http://uservoice.com/a/g2CST)Task files wouldn't specify the encoding in the XML hder, making it harder to process them with other tools. (3182504)In the calendar viewer, use the completion date as end date when a task is completed. (3183086)Ftures added:
Efforts are filtered by egories like tasks and notes.Pausing effort tracking: clicking the stop tracking effort button when no effort is being tracked will resume tracking for the task that was last being tracked. (http://uservoice.com/a/cXLhb)Start tracking effort and stop/resume tracking effort have board shortcuts: Ctrl-T for start tracking effort and Shift-Ctrl-T for stop/resume tracking effort. (http://uservoice.com/a/9hhaE)Clr all filters via a board shortcut: Shift-Ctrl-F (http://uservoice.com/a/4Tt4T)Support for CRAM-MD5 authentiion when dropping IMAP mails from Thunderbird.Fture changed:
Show left/right scroll buttons in notebook controls so that it is more clr for users that there might be more tabs in the notebook than currently visible. A drop down list of all tabs in the notebook can still be accessed using the Ctrl-Tab shortcut.
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