On one hand it's good to start simple and grow as you find need. On the next page of the setup you get the option to keep the user interface (UI) simple, or to see all available options. If you're curious about any of the fields now, see Introduction to Fields, and from there (and also in the sidebar) is a link to a complete list of all Task Attributes. These are just a couple of many fields to be evaluated, but if you accept the default and click Next you can easily change the settings at any time. If you don't work on a deadline you may not want to see Due Date. If you are working by yourself you may not care to see the field that shows who a task is Allocated To. On clicking Next you get a list of columns that you will initially see in the user interface. You also get the option to share tasklists on a network, but this can be changed later. Most people choose the INI file which is easy to move, save, and edit.
INI file (common configuration file) or to your Windows Registry. Well, OK, there's a small installer… You get the option to save data to a. (Translations are maintained in the Resources repository, see below.)Īfter selecting the language a “ToDoList Setup” window displays. The first time you double-click the program, you'll get an option to select your language.
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