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Task Coach - Your friendly task manager. Task Coach is a free open source todo manager. It grew out of frustration about other programs not handling composite tasks well. In addition to flexible composite tasks, Task Coach has grown to include prerequisites, prioritizing, effort tracking, category tags, budgets, notes, and many other features. However, users are not forced to use all these features; Task Coach can be as simple or complex as you need it to be. Task Coach is available for Windows, Mac OS X, and GNU/Linux; and there is a companion iOS app.

Denkzettel is an excellent Android app by Silvio Schurig for writing notes as text files and organizing them into categories (= subdirectories) on an Android smart phone. It can also use these files as check lists. Denkzettel Companion is a Windows Program that I have written with Lazarus. It tries to mimic Denkzettel on the Windows platform. The idea is to synchronize the notes between an Android device and a Windows PC and have similar programs on both platforms to edit them.

I made this for two reasons: To have a very clean, simple to do list that I can just type in and check off as needed without taking much time. The second reason, which is largely where a lot of my projects start: to learn key programming concepts by developing simple and useful applications. It may be viewed as "re-inventing the wheel" and I know that this is not the only to-do list application out there, but it helped me learn some good things about programming, SQL queries, and how...

Keep and hierarchically organize text based information acting as a knowledge data base, e.g. for addresses, to-do-lists, links to external documents or programs, mind mapper. Utilize a history of recent clipboard inserts.

This project is a collection of iCalendar and xCalendar utilities and programs supporting the IETF (http://ietf.org) RFC-2445, RFC-2446, and RFC-2447 proposed standards.