Fast and easy to-do list. A port of NowDoThis.
Tasker is a simple to-do list which can be used as a simple day-to-day task manager.
Features
- Easy to use, quick, blunt interface.
- Super-fast.
- Ideal for quick, basic task managing
- Commenting.
Source: Java
Version: 1.4
Installation
Make sure your computer can run Java programs. No installation is necessary besides unzipping. Ensure that you know your rights.
Compatibility
Should work on all operating systems. Tested on Windows XP and Vista.
Download
- Tasker.zip (12.2KB)
Mini Tutorial
Editing the task list: You can edit the task list by clicking the "edit list" link at the bottom of the main screen. You're now greeted by a large text box.
Start putting in the things you want to go done. Items are separated using line breaks. To create a new item, simply tap Enter.
You can also edit the task list externally. In the program's directory, Tasker creates a file called "todo.txt". Since it's a basic text file, you can use any basic plain text editor, such as Notepad in Windows.
Commenting: As a new feature in version 1.3, you can now add comments. This is done by simply adding a '#' to the beginning of a line, to effectively "comment it out". Blank lines are also ignored, although these are removed.
Going through the list: When you're done editing, click save to return to the main screen. Now Tasker should display the first item you entered on the list. When you click "done.", Tasker will show you the next item on the list.
After you've completed all the tasks listed, Tasker will tell you that you're finished, and the "done." button will disappear. If you try to edit the list, you'll find that it's empty, since Tasker deletes an item immediately after you click "done."
Adding line breaks in items: As of version 1.4, you can now add line-breaks (or pseudo line-wrapping) into an item itself. See here for more info.
