ToDo X

ToDo X Publisher's Description:
ToDo X is a dedicated to-do list application with a clean, lightweight interface but plenty of power under the hood: it allows you to maintain multiple, prioritized lists of to-do items, each with unlimited attached notes and clickable links to web locations, documents, folders and addressbook entries; you can link items to multiple lists and use drag & drop to copy, link or move items between lists; you can search, display and print the union of selected lists.

You have instant access to your to-do lists from the dock or the menu bar, and you can create a to-do item from selected text in any application that supports the Services menu.

ToDo X can import to-do items from iCal and other Mac or Windows applications that generate industry-standard ".ics" data files. Users of the classic Mac OS desk accessory "ToDo!" will be happy to hear that ToDo X can import from that venerable utility as well.

What's new in this version:

* The ability to drag or paste tracks from iTunes into ToDo X has been restored.
* To-do items created by dragging addressbook entries or browser links now include additional information.
* The context menu for setting to-do item priority has been colorized.
* Importing a calendar’s Info.plist file will automatically import all of the associated “.ics” files.
* For drag & drop purposes, a new-style web location file (with a URL in its data fork) will work just like the old style, where the URL was stored in the resource fork.
* Measures have been taken to avoid confusion that might result from errant pasting of a newline into the Name or Key when attempting to register.
* In Leopard, the Print panel now opens showing the application-specific options.
* In Leopard, you can drag an email message from Apple Mail into ToDo X to create a to-do item with a clickable link back to the message.
* A behavior change in Leopard affected the appearance of selected rows in the main window. This has been fixed.
* A behavior change in Leopard affected the appearance of the buttons in the main window. This has been fixed.
* Behavior changes in Leopard affected the display of link tooltips in category and to-do item notes, the ability to select or launch links by control-clicking, and the appearance of the pointing-hand cursor when hovering over a link. These have been fixed.
* In Leopard, notes displayed in a tooltip would disappear too quickly to be read. This has been fixed.
* Leopard font-substitution behavior affected the appearance of the priority markers, leaving them on the small side. This has been fixed, where possible.
* Leopard offers automatic syncing of application preferences. Preferences that it would be inappropriate or harmful to sync have been exempted from this mechanism.
* The position of text in the dock icon badge has been adjusted to accommodate a Leopard change.
* Some tooltips have been tweaked for Leopard, and minor revisions have been made to the Help pages.