#Task coach 1.4.1 mac os#
#Task coach 1.4.1 plus#
#Task coach 1.4.1 windows#

So if a task had a fixed fee of 1000,- and you had spent 10 hours on the task, an effort record of one hour would have a revenue of 100,.

#Task coach 1.4.1 plus#

Until now, this would be the task fee per hour times the duration of the effort record plus the part of the fixed fee of the task earned with this effort record. The effort viewer has a revenue column that shows the revenue earned per effort record. Displaying revenue in effort viewers was slow.Refresh task viewer filters every minute so that when the task viewer is hiding inactive tasks, inactive tasks that become active also become visible.Don't switch top/bottom and left/right margins in the print preview.Task Coach would not properly use the system's locale to select the language if the language was set to 'Let the system determine the language', resulting in the wrong language being used.The task file format version number is now 30. The task file format was changed to support start, due and completion date and time.The calendar view can show an arbitrary number of periods.The headers in the calendar view are now always visible.Add an option to the calendar viewer to show all tasks but those which have no start nor due date.The calendar orientation can be changed.Less intrusive notifications (reminders).When editing multiple items (tasks, notes, etc.), the edit dialog allows for selectively changing attributes of all edited items.

When reading old task files, Task Coach adds a default time to tasks: start dates get a time of '00:00', due dates and completion dates get a time of '23:59'.

The start, due and completion dates of tasks now also include a time.

Searching descriptions wasn't working in the effort viewer.

#Task coach 1.4.1 mac os#

On Mac OS X, the tabs in the editor and preferences dialogs were too small.The new edit dialogs better support tabbing through the dialogs.Fixed by using a notebook widget instead of the listbook widget.

#Task coach 1.4.1 windows#

Icons in edit dialogs would be lined up vertically on some versions of Windows XP.It also adds support for the upcoming version 3.0 for the iPhone/iPod/iPad. This release adds time to start, due and completion dates of tasks and adds support for mass editing of items. It's no longer possible to hide active tasks, over budget tasks, and over due tasks. Subjects of tasks, notes and categories can be edited in-line by clicking the subject of a selected item.ĭon't have a setting for the maximum number of recent files to show, simply use some reasonable maximum (9). Task viewers now have buttons on the toolbar to hide or show completed and/or inactive (future) tasks. Tabs in the tabbed window layout could not be closed.ĭon't complain when the system locale has a thousands separator that consists of more than one character. When tracking effort, effort viewers in aggregated mode (showing effort per day/week/month) were not being updated every second. Tree viewers wouldn't properly refresh when an attribute of a task, category, or note was changed to be empty. When merging a task file with categories, don't break the links between tasks/notes and categories. Iterating over viewers wasn't working in tabbed mode.

The Task Coach file format (.tsk) is XML. Time spent can be viewed by individual effort period, by day, by week, and by month. The last opened file is loaded automatically when starting Task Coach. Settings are persistent and saved automatically.

Tasks can be assigned to user-defined categories. if you mark the last uncompleted subtask as completed, the parent task is automatically marked as completed too. Task status depends on its subtask and vice versa. hide completed tasks or view only tasks that are due today. subject, budget, budget left, due date, etc. Tasks can be sorted by all task attributes, e.g.

Tasks can be viewed as a list or as a tree. Tasks have a subject, description, priority, start date, due date and a completion date. Task Coach is designed to deal with composite tasks.Ĭreating, editing, and deleting tasks and subtasks. Often, tasks and other things todo consist of several activities. It grew out of my frustration that well-known task managers, such as those provided with Outlook or Lotus Notes, do not provide facilities for composite tasks. Task Coach is a simple open source todo manager to manage personal tasks and todo lists.