Swift To-Do List 7 

Notes management software

Every task in Swift To-Do List has its own notes. You can edit them either using the Edit Task window or in the notes panel (highlighted below).

You can also create task-independent notes in the tree, called memos.

Notes panel

The notes panel is located at the bottom of the main Swift To-Do List window.

Notes panel displays the notes of the currently selected task.

There are many keyboard shortcuts for notes editing, like formatting, inserting date/time stamps, etc.

You can also drag & drop files into the notes panel to add them as attachments. When you add an attachment, the notes panel will be split in two parts, and the smaller part with attachments will allow you to manage the attachments.

If you wish, you can hide the notes panel using the View menu.

Supported notes editing operations include all standard operations, plus some extra. Here is a list of the supported notes editing operations:

• Bold
• Italic
• Underline
• Strikethru
• Bulleted lists
• Font and font size changing
• Text color changing
• Text background color changing
• Highlighting
• Align left, center, right
• Indent, outdent
• Cut, copy, paste, paste as plain-text
• Insert image
• Undo/redo
• Insert date, time, date & time, separators, etc
• Import txt and rtf files (append or replace)
• Export to txt, rtf or HTML
• Printing
• Find, replace
• Remove all formatting
• Clear notes
• Customization of background color
• Customization of the default font

Insert date and time stamps

One of the popular features is the ability to quickly insert time/date stamps into the notes. This allows you to manage simple logs or journals, track your progress, etc.

You can also use hotkeys for inserting time/date. These hotkeys work everywhere in Swift To-Do List, not just in the notes panel. For example, when you are creating a new task, you can quickly insert time and date into the task name by pressing Control + D.

Notes import and export

The notes can be easily exported to HTML, TXT or RTF (Word-compatible) files. You can also print them.

You can import TXT (plain text) and RTF (rich text) files. Any Microsoft Word document can be imported - simply save it as a RTF file, then import it into Swift To-Do List.

Another useful feature is the ability to strip all formatting from the task notes.

Download Swift To-Do List

Experience Swift To-Do List for yourself. The installation is fast and easy: