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MiniTask - light task manager for Adobe Air
by Jay Hathaway Nov 16th 2008 at 10:00AM
MiniTask is a basic cross-platform organization app built on Adobe Air. The learning curve on this app is basically nil, and you'll soon be adding, checking off, and setting alarms for to-do items with ease. There aren't a ton of features, so it's not the greatest for the completely neurotic among us, but if you just need a simple, unfussy to-do list, give it a look.Let's a take a quick look at what MiniTask can do (fortunately, it's not much!). There's just one window, and you can right-click (CTRL-click on a Mac) to add new tasks and new dividers. You can use the dividers however you like, for different days or different categories of tasks. To-do items have three modes: checked off, not checked off, and alarm. Double-click a task to change the name, and double-click an alarm icon to change the time on an alarm. Seriously, that's all there is to it!
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Generic said 12:16PM on 11-17-2008
hmm, don't use tasks that much and wonder if this is as good as the description!
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kemie said 2:09PM on 11-29-2008
I actually find it refreshing to have such a simple app. Has everything I need and nothing I don't.
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