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| WhatNext is a ToDo Application, solely designed to keep track of the things you have todo.
Functions: Individual color settings, Alarm, Im- Export, Multiple Language settings |
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Apr 18, 2004 18:33:09 | | Size | 522 kb | | Licence | Freeware | | Status | New Release | | Languages | English, German | | Tags | Export, ToDo, Multi Language, WhatNext, Import, Alarm | | OS | Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT, Windows 2000 | | Homepage | hushpage.com | | Email | hush2@web.de | | Author | Hermann Hehn |
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Description:
WhatNext is a ToDo Application, solely designed to keep track of the things you have todo.
WhatNext helps to keep track on your tasks in a convenient and transparent way. The ToDo items are colored with respect to the item type, to provide the relevant information on the fly.
E.g. the ToDo item turns red if the deadline has been exceeded. WhatNext also can trigger an alarm or run a selected Application.
WhatNext automatically saves the ToDo list when closing the application, but it also import and export items and lists.
WhatNext can learn your individual language. The language items are stored in a text file, where every user can create a new language file by the fly. | Short tags:
Export, ToDo, Multi Language, WhatNext, Import, Alarm |  Find last version of WhatNext | |
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