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Posted by Leib Moscovitz
Mar 30, 2008 at 03:44 AM

 

Tudumo, a superb to-do list program (shareware for Windows $29.95), was recently released from beta.

This program, which combines power and simplicity in an extraordinarily efficient and user-friendly package, also uses minimal resources - VERY highly recommended! (It does not displace traditional calendar/PIM software, but rather supplements them.)

Please note that I am in no way connected to the developer, just a very satisfied user who has been using the program since it was in beta, and hence happy to pass on the news to others who might be interested.

 


Posted by Graham Rhind
Mar 30, 2008 at 08:24 AM

 

That’s at http://www.tudumo.com/ by the way.

I know some people like simple task managers to allow focus, but this is far too simple in its current form for my liking.  No recurrence supported (bangs head on keyboard); tasks only by date, not by time; no alarms and therefore no snoozing; no self-defined filters (but with a decent “find”); completion only shown by tagging or deleting, and to me a little on the expensive side for a nicely presented list program.

Graham

 


Posted by Graham Rhind
Mar 30, 2008 at 08:25 AM

 

Graham Rhind wrote:
>completion only shown by tagging or deleting

Correction: this is there - I missed it - apologies.

 


Posted by Leib Moscovitz
Mar 30, 2008 at 09:11 AM

 

Graham Rhind wrote:
>That’s at http://www.tudumo.com/ by the way.
> >I know some people like simple task
>managers to allow focus, but this is far too simple in its current form for my liking.  No
>recurrence supported (bangs head on keyboard); tasks only by date, not by time; no
>alarms and therefore no snoozing; no self-defined filters (but with a decent
>“find”); completion only shown by tagging or deleting, and to me a little on the
>expensive side for a nicely presented list program.
> >Graham

There is an option to set times and alarms, including snoozing, for tasks. Likewise, the tagging option can be used for filtering.

 


Posted by Graham Rhind
Mar 30, 2008 at 09:34 AM

 

LM7 wrote:

>There is an option to set times and alarms, including
>snoozing, for tasks. Likewise, the tagging option can be used for filtering. 

I stand corrected - it took a while to find how to do that, though, and it’s not mentioned in the help file. It seems to only allow times set on the hour and half hour, not before 07.00 and not after 22.00.  Still too simplistic and rigidly structured for my tastes.

Graham

 


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