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Susan Bugher
Another tree type organizer - looks moderately interesting. . . latest
version is shareware. . .
Program: Taskman
Company: northernbreaks.com
W: LFW (last freeware version)
Ware: (Freeware) v 1.41
http://www.tucows.com/preview/356952
download page:
http://www.tucows.com/get/356952_134204
Platforms: 98, NT, 2k, Me, XP, 95
File Name: Taskman.exe
File Size: 2.8 MB (2,941,440 bytes)
There's not much description on the Tucow's site - this page has more
info re v 1.2:
http://www.northernbreaks.com/Taskman.htm
<q>
Through Taskman you lay out all your jobs in one central viewing plane.
Multiple jobs or whole projects can be created, each one can incorporate
many branches to smaller jobs, all of which make up the project as a
whole. But the important part of Taskman is that every job invariably
requires tasks to be undertaken, this is where Taskman excels, it allows
you to create documents small or large, either a simple reminder, some
notes or to create a much larger report. These documents can later be
exported and used to form part or all of a document that you can finally
use as part of your job eg: a Report for your boss. Each of these
documents is attached to any part of the multiple branches that you
create relating to the project.
The Project viewer in Taskman functions like explorer does on you
computer, by double clicking it expands and shrinks to show how all the
jobs relate to each other, by single clicking them they then show the
tasks associated with that part of the job.
All Tasks can be given a priority (Hi Med Low). The Hi priority tasks
will be the areas you are currently working on and those which must not
be forgotten about. If you include Taskman in your Windows Startup, then
when your PC/Laptop boots the main screen of Taskman shows the areas you
are currently involved, this proves a helpful and quick reminder and
helps you start the day.
Taskman also allows you to transfer the plans to disk so they can be
moved to your laptop when away from your desk, alternatively you can
transfer the plans into another computer, eg: if you take work home with
you.
It keeps your work centralized, reminds you, helps create memos to
reports and is portable.
</q>
Susan
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version is shareware. . .
Program: Taskman
Company: northernbreaks.com
W: LFW (last freeware version)
Ware: (Freeware) v 1.41
http://www.tucows.com/preview/356952
download page:
http://www.tucows.com/get/356952_134204
Platforms: 98, NT, 2k, Me, XP, 95
File Name: Taskman.exe
File Size: 2.8 MB (2,941,440 bytes)
There's not much description on the Tucow's site - this page has more
info re v 1.2:
http://www.northernbreaks.com/Taskman.htm
<q>
Through Taskman you lay out all your jobs in one central viewing plane.
Multiple jobs or whole projects can be created, each one can incorporate
many branches to smaller jobs, all of which make up the project as a
whole. But the important part of Taskman is that every job invariably
requires tasks to be undertaken, this is where Taskman excels, it allows
you to create documents small or large, either a simple reminder, some
notes or to create a much larger report. These documents can later be
exported and used to form part or all of a document that you can finally
use as part of your job eg: a Report for your boss. Each of these
documents is attached to any part of the multiple branches that you
create relating to the project.
The Project viewer in Taskman functions like explorer does on you
computer, by double clicking it expands and shrinks to show how all the
jobs relate to each other, by single clicking them they then show the
tasks associated with that part of the job.
All Tasks can be given a priority (Hi Med Low). The Hi priority tasks
will be the areas you are currently working on and those which must not
be forgotten about. If you include Taskman in your Windows Startup, then
when your PC/Laptop boots the main screen of Taskman shows the areas you
are currently involved, this proves a helpful and quick reminder and
helps you start the day.
Taskman also allows you to transfer the plans to disk so they can be
moved to your laptop when away from your desk, alternatively you can
transfer the plans into another computer, eg: if you take work home with
you.
It keeps your work centralized, reminds you, helps create memos to
reports and is portable.
</q>
Susan
--
Posted to alt.comp.freeware
Search alt.comp.freeware (or read it online):
http://www.google.com/advanced_group_search?q=+group:alt.comp.freeware
Pricelessware & ACF: http://www.pricelesswarehome.org
Pricelessware: http://www.pricelessware.org (not maintained)