This is probably the biggest and most exciting release we’ve ever done. As one of our customers, Serge, said:

Congratulations to you and your team! This is more than a major release, the subtask implementation makes it essentially a brand new product!

And I have to agree! I think that just the subtasks feature alone makes this upgrade more than worthwhile to you.

Subtasks greatly help you reduce overwhelm and procrastination, and you can use them to manage projects and more complex tasks with ease, simplicity and clarity.

I would have never believed how powerful it can be to break complex tasks into small subtasks. Believe me, once you try subtasks, you will never want to go back.

You can see what’s new in version 8 here. The what’s new page includes screenshots and also contains more information on subtasks.

How to get the new version 8

1. First of all, download the new Swift To-Do List 8 from our website.
2. If you’ve purchased Swift To-Do List recently (after 5th of August 2012), you will automatically get a free upgrade, and your existing license code will keep working.
3. Or, if you’ve been already using Swift To-Do List for some time, then, as a previous customer, you will be able to purchase the upgrade to the new version with a significant discount. All you have to do is to click the Buy button in the new version, which will automatically take you to the correct upgrade page, where you will be able to purchase the new version with a discount. Alternatively, use the upgrade wizard on our website.

All your settings and data will be fully preserved, of course. Your data is sacred to us, so upgrading, installing or even uninstalling any of our products will never delete your data.

You love version 8

The feedback to the new version 8 has been extremely positive so far.

Nearly all of the early adopters told us that they absolutely love the new version, especially the subtasks feature.

For example, this is what Jason wrote us just yesterday:

Thanks for all your hard work! Swift To-Do List has really helped me get all my projects organized while getting much more done and stressing much less about everything. Subtasks have been really helpful in allowing me to break larger tasks down into smaller actionable tasks (…). I feel like I’m in control of my workday and personal life for the first time in many years.

I just went and bought the v8 Ultimate upgrade!

We are delighted by the reception, and super-excited about the new release and future of Swift To-Do List.

We are also very grateful for your ongoing support. Yes, I am talking to you. You are the reason we exist today, and we are honored to serve you. By purchasing upgrades, you allow us to fund further development and keep improving Swift To-Do List with ironclad commitment. (And we have a lot of extremely cool stuff coming as free updates in the 8.xx line).

Focus on innovation

I sincerely believe that Swift To-Do List 8 is truly the best to-do list software ever created for Windows.

Since Swift To-Do List has all the basic functionality handled so well, we’ve started to focus more on innovation.

For example, one of the innovative new features in version 8 is the Hide Until field. Using it, you can hide tasks for later. It’s like a “mega-snooze” for your tasks. Just pick a Hide Until date for any task, and the task will disappear. When the date comes, the task will appear on your to-do list again. By using Hide Until, you can keep your to-do lists super-relevant, motivating, and short & sweet. Just hide everything that is not relevant right now for later!

Also, I am very proud of our subtasks implementation. The subtasks have been designed really, really well. Using subtasks is dirt-simple and completely intuitive. For example, you can create them in many different ways: You can move tasks left/right to turn them into subtasks by modifying the task hierarchy. Or, you can use your mouse and Drag and Drop any task onto another task to turn it into its subtask. Or, you can simply use the Add Subtask button, or use the new Ctrl+M shortcut.

What’s coming next

Right now, we are working on a series of 8.xx updates to make Swift To-Do List faster across the board and reduce its RAM consumption.

After that, we plan to finish the sync/collaboration/mobile functionality, which has been in Beta for far too time now.

Then, a full-blown scheduling calendar and the ability to create entirely custom columns can be expected, among many, many other great new features.

So, what are you waiting for?

Just download the all-new version 8 and start reaping the benefits today.

• Keep your to-do list short and motivating by hiding tasks for later. Stay focused on what is relevant.
• Break complex tasks and projects into subtasks, and defeat procrastination and overwhelm. Doing the next small action step (subtask) is easy!

The two suggestions above are just some ideas – the new version gives much more new possibilities, of course!

To see what’s new and to perhaps get inspired how to use it, check out the what’s new in version 8 page.

PS: I would love to hear what you think! Just post in the comments below. We’ve recently made posting comments here as simple as possible.

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Swift To-Do List 8 launched! is a post from: Swift To-Do List Blog

Today, I am very excited, because I will show you some of the new stuff from the upcoming release.

Version 8 brings multiple new incredible features, which can dramatically improve the way you work and organize your life.

We’ve put an enormous amount of effort and innovation into version 8, and we are both very excited and very pleased with the final result.

If you’ve already purchased Swift To-Do List 7 and been using it for some time now, you will be able to upgrade to version 8 with a big discount.

If you are a new customer and purchase Swift To-Do List 7 now, or have purchased it recently, you will get a free upgrade to version 8. (“Recently” means in 90 days before the official release of version 8.)

So, what’s new in version 8?

Well, a lot. The biggest feature are probably subtasks. Just the subtasks alone are well worth the upgrade price.

New Professional (and Ultimate) edition features:

• Subtasks enable you to break down intimidating complex tasks into easily manageable chunks and plan your work better. Subtasks can dramatically boost your productivity, and reduce procrastination. How does one eat an elephant? One bite at a time. The following screenshot shows subtasks combined with item numbering:
  
  
• Hide Until field enables you to hide tasks until a specified date. It’s a “mega-snooze” for your tasks. This allows you to keep your lists short and sweet. Hide things that you don’t have to worry about for now.
  
• Automatic archiving of done tasks after a specified number of days (or even immediately). Keep your lists clean.
  

New Ultimate-only features:

• Renaming of columns/fields: Re-purpose any field, such as Type, Context or Start Date to something different. For example, rename the “Start Date” to “Shipment Date” or “Last Contacted Date”. Or, rename the “Context” field to “Client”. This is the ultimate customization – all up to you!
  
• Item numbering for to-do lists and lists. Task names can be now automatically prefixed with a number, e.g. “1. First task”, “2. Second task”, etc. This gives you a better sense of how much work is left. (“Lists” are also a new feature – read on!)

New features added to all editions:

• List, a new type of tree item beside to-do lists and memos. Lists are perfect for all non-task items. Items in Lists don’t have checkboxes, are not included in the “Tasks to be done” stats, and can be hidden by filters. Very useful for all non-actionable items, such as inventories, collections, recipes, ideas, references, and anything else that is not a task. Organize anything, not just tasks!
  
• Tasks can be now reordered in all view modes. Before, it was possible to reorder tasks only when viewing a single to-do list.
• Reminders are preserved until you dismiss them, so you won’t lose the opened reminders by exiting the program or rebooting your computer anymore.
• Filters can optionally change the view mode when set, so you can create a filter that immediately displays all tasks, then filters them.
• In notes, hyperlinks to tree items (to-do lists, memos, lists) can be created in the notes text.
• You can now use alphabetic sorting of the tree.
• New “Attachments” Options section, which allows you to customize many aspects of attachments, including what happens when you add a new attachment (Embed into Swift To-Do List database? Create shortcut? Ask me?)

Minor improvements

• Improved look and feel of all menus and toolbars, new beautiful loading screen
• New “Days Left” column which displays the number of days until Due Date.
• Tree toolbar has move right and move left buttons added, which allow you to easily manipulate to-do lists, memos and lists
• A target to-do list can be specified for tasks added via global system-wide hotkeys, so you can easily create an “inbox“
• The filters allow you to always filter for done/undone tasks, even when the Status field is enabled
• You can Ctrl+Click a tree item to switch to it and set view mode to “Selected To-Do List” at the same time. That way, you can quickly view just that one list if your view mode is set to All Lists etc.
• The window “Swift To-Do List is doing maintenance of your database” that was displayed when exiting the program is no longer displayed, unless you are running the portable version.
• When searching for tasks by typing (e.g. pressing “a” to find the first task that begins with “a”), you can now press the key repeatedly to cycle through all such tasks in the task-view.
• Improved Import Wizard now displays the original imported value as well, and correctly imports reminders.
• You can specify telephone number or a custom note for Contacts in the Manage Contacts window

What’s coming next in the 8.xx line after 8.0?

Well, A LOT of things. We are just getting started!

All the 8.xx updates will be free for all version 8 customers. And there will be many updates, with lots of new features and improvements.

This means: If you purchase version 8, you will be getting a TON of great extra features and improvements for a long, long time – all for free.

The upcoming new stuff will include:

• Multiple optimizations which will significantly speed up Swift To-Do List and reduce RAM consumption. This is coming very soon (definitely in 2012).
• Finished and polished synchronization and collaboration features, as well as companion mobile and web apps.
• Ability to create entirely custom columns (as many as you need!).
• A full-blown scheduling calendar.
• More types of tree objects, such as spreadsheets or journals (logs).
• Tables for notes.
• Beautiful skins, which will enable you to choose a theme for Swift To-Do List interface if you desire so.
• More tree icons.
• And many other things.

One thing is sure: We plan to outrageously delight you.

Do you want to play with version 8 beta?

We already have a very stable build of version 8, tested by about dozen of people – but there might still be some little quirks that only you might notice.

If you would like to help us make version 8 perfect, please contact us, and we will send you the preview release.

If you have any questions, post in comments or contact us.

PS: Yes, the subtasks are awesome! :-) We’ve made them super easy to use. In fact, I think it might be one of the best implementation of subtasks ever created. Just wait until you try them yourself.

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Coming Soon: New Swift To-Do List 8 with subtasks! is a post from: Swift To-Do List Blog

As you maybe already know, we’ve been upgrading the 7.xx version a lot for the past 1.5 years, and we will continue to do so. All of our existing customers have thus gotten dozens of very significant upgrades for free. We could’ve easily released these upgrades as version 8 long time ago, but we want to have something truly spectacular to ship as a new major version. Version 8 is most likely not coming any time soon – we will just keep improving the 7.xx line like crazy, and giving all these upgrades away for free to existing customers. There are many things we want to implement first.

In light of this decision, we’ve also decided to launch new Ultimate edition now. The Ultimate edition includes some extra exclusive features not available in Standard or Professional editions. We believe that successful people and small business owners who want to have simply the best to-do list software tool available will be especially interested in it.

We will be adding some new features only into the Ultimate edition from now. We will never stop upgrading Swift To-Do List Standard and Professional, but all “extra” premium stuff will go right into Ultimate.

We are very loyal and grateful to our existing customers. Existing customers can upgrade to Ultimate for just the price difference, which I believe is very fair, because when a completely new customer comes, he can get the Ultimate for the regular price. However, our existing customers have been already using the lower Professional edition for a long time, getting all the benefits, and now they can upgrade to Ultimate for just the price difference, and enjoy Ultimate from now on.

If you are an existing customer, then to get the upgrade, first download the latest version of Swift To-Do List. Once installed and started, you will see a new Upgrade button in the toolbar – click it.

If you are currently trialing Swift To-Do List and want to try the Ultimate edition, then use the menu Help – Trial Edition – Ultimate to switch the trial edition.

OK, but enough with the back-story! What are actually the new features added in the Ultimate edition, compared to the lower editions?

100 extra tree icons

Enjoy 100 extra tree icons available exclusively in the Ultimate edition. This brings the total number of icons available in the Ultimate edition to 244. In another words, there are 70% more icons in the Ultimate edition!

Two-line display of long task names

Tasks that have too long task name to fit into one line are displayed on two lines in the Ultimate edition. This gives you more information about the tasks without the need to resize the Task Name column.

Spellchecker for notes and memos

The Ultimate edition includes a spellchecker that you can use for your notes and memos. It allows you to go through all misspelled words and offer you suggestions. Or, you can enable automatic mode that underlines any misspelled words or grammatical errors. If you right-click such a word, you can choose one of the suggestions or to ignore it. It works very similarly to Microsoft Word.

Multi-level numbered lists (outlines) in notes and memos

In the Ultimate edition, you can create structured multi-level numbered lists very easily, with just a click of a single button in the notes toolbar.

More extra features in the future

We will keep adding other exclusive features only into the Ultimate edition. You will get these as free upgrades if you purchase the Ultimate edition. One such feature will be tables in notes and memos. Also, we would like to improve the spellchecker. It currently supports only English language, but we plan to release a free package of all other languages soon. However, there might be also some really big features added only into the Ultimate edition down the road, such as sub-tasks or custom columns (fields).

Things are going really great over here! We are growing our business and products big time, expanding our website, connecting with other developers and companies, and swimming in praise from Swift To-Do List customers. You can be sure that there will be many extremely exciting things coming soon (such as sync, web-access, mobile web-access, collaboration). We also plan to add a full-blown scheduling calendar and sub-tasks. Onwards!

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New Swift To-Do List 7 Ultimate edition released is a post from: Swift To-Do List Blog

Download the latest Swift To-Do List here.

So, what’s the big news? Well, compared to 7.3x, the new Swift To-Do List 7.46 brings you:

Creation of tasks from HTML-only emails

You can now Drag & Drop emails that only have HTML content into Swift To-Do List to create tasks from them. The HTML content will get properly processed and inserted into the task notes, retaining the formatting. See a quick video how to create tasks from emails.

Numbered lists in notes and memos

You can now create numbered lists in task notes and memos, not just bullet lists. There is a new toolbar button that you can use for this, shortcut for it is Ctrl+Shift+N. You can also use the Ctrl+Shift+L shortcut to cycle between list styles (including Roman and alphabetized list style).

Drag & Drop from Word, OpenOffice, WordPad, etc

You can now Drag & Drop stuff from Word, WordPad, OpenOffice Write etc. You can even Drag & Drop tables inside Swift To-Do List now!

Export notes and memos to PDF, DOC, DOCX, ODT, MHT

It is now possible to save (export) notes and memos to PDF, Word 97-2003 (DOC), Word Document (DOCX), OpenOffice (ODT), Web Archive (MHT), as well as into the previously supported Rich Text (RTF), Plain Text (TXT) and HTML formats.

Import notes and memos from DOC, DOCX, ODT, HTML, MHT files

You can import (load) notes and memos from Word (all versions), OpenOffice, HTML (including images) and MHT web archive files now, as well as from the previously supported Rich Text (RTF) and Plain Text (TXT) files.

Paste images into notes

It is now possible to paste images into task notes or memos using clipboard. Just make sure that you have disabled “Paste plain-text using Ctrl+V” in File – Options – Notes. If it’s enabled, you can still paste rich text and images using Ctrl+Alt+V.

Previously, you could insert image only from files using the Insert Image notes toolbar button.

Images in notes and memos are now being printed/exported

One previous limitation in Swift To-Do List was that images in notes or memos were not included in HTML export or printing. This has now changed! All exports and printouts properly contain images inserted into notes.

Smarter default notes font

When the default notes font is changed in File – Options – Notes, the new font will be applied to all notes that use the old default font. So it’s now possible to change the font (name & size) for all your notes that use the default font in just 1 step.

This wasn’t previously possible – already created notes retained their fonts even when you changed the default font.

Move lines up/down in notes and memos

You can move lines up/down in notes with keyboard shortcuts: Alt+Up and Alt+Down. Yes, these are the same hotkeys that you can use to move tasks up/down!

I personally love this feature and use it often. Especially if you work with bulleted or numbered lists in your notes, this will make your day.

Much better Find/Replace window

It supports direction (up/down), and can be left open while you continue working with notes in Swift To-Do List. It also informs you when the search has reached the end of document.

Both Print and Print Preview for notes and memos

The older versions had only Print Preview for notes, but you can now directly print the notes or memos. Additionally, the Print Preview dialog for notes and memos has been greatly improved. It looks great and the preview is sharp. We will improve the main preview dialog for tasks export in the near future, too.

New “Remove Formatting From Selection” notes/memos action

There was just “Remove Formatting From Notes” action, but now you can also remove formatting just from selection. This is useful if you paste some formatted text and want to get rid of the colors or different fonts. There is also a new hotkey for the removal of formatting from selection – Ctrl+Alt+R.

Drag & Drop of text and images inside notes and memos

You can now re-arrange text and images inside your notes and memos just using your mouse – drag & drop.

Better indenting and outdenting in notes and memos

You can now use Tab to indent text or to insert tab character, and Shift+Tab to outdent text or to remove preceding tab character.

Better selection in notes and memos

You can now see text colors and text background colors behind the selection:

That’s not all though!

Other smaller improvements regarding notes and memos -

• Better font dialog which allows you to change only certain font properties
• “Clear Notes” action is now undoable
• “Remove Formatting” action in notes is now undoable and preserves selection
• “Import” and “Append to notes” actions are now undoable
• Hyperlinks can be visited using the Enter key (when the caret is inside them)
• Hyperlinks can be specified for any text (like in Word)
• Hyperlinks can be created for local files, too (but the Attachment feature use more appropriate for this)
• Address of hyperlinks can be easily copied from the right-click menu of the hyperlink
• When task note or memo is exported to HTML, the title tag will now include the task/memo name
• Faster of inserting images into notes and displaying of notes with images
• Improved printing of notes and memos (better formatting)
• Improved behavior of “Insert line” command in notes/memos
• When you create a bulleted list, all lines will automatically get the same indent
• When exporting to HTML, the length of notes is no longer limited
• Nicer task notes/memo panel border

What’s next?

We are still working hard on the online sync feature. It is in beta and the development is going well.

Why is it so important? Well, it allows you all the following:

1. Synchronize Swift To-Do List 7 for Windows between computers
2. Invite other people to collaborate
3. View and edit your tasks using mobile devices; all smart-phones and tablets are supported, including iPhone, iPad, Android devices, BlackBerry, etc.
4. View and edit your tasks using web browsers (like Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, IE) from Windows/Mac/Linux; so you can work with your tasks even on computers where Swift To-Do List 7 is not installed.
5. Merge multiple databases into one
6. Remotely backup your Swift To-Do List data

If you would like to try it, contact us and we will tell you how to enable it.

Other important things that are coming: Sub-tasks, calendar, custom columns (fields) and more. Stay tuned! Year 2012 will be swiftly great.

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What’s New in Swift To-Do List 7.46 is a post from: Swift To-Do List Blog

We’ve just taken all these donations and sent them to WWF (formally World Wildlife Fund):

It brings me a great joy to witness the generosity of our customers. Fifty people have checked the box “Donate $1 to WWF” in our secure online store while purchasing our Swift To-Do List.

It is not our original idea. I’ve seen a similar check-box in an online store of another company, and I’ve donated. It felt wonderful to give, and I wanted for our customers to be able to experience the joy of giving as well.

The $1 donation is entirely optional. That’s what makes me really, really happy about the fact that over 50 of our customers have decided to donate.

Big thanks to everyone who has donated while purchasing our products!

I am sure that the next $50 will be collected soon!

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We’ve just sent the first $50 donation to WWF! is a post from: Swift To-Do List Blog

1. It couldn’t be easier to use

User is the most important person in the world for us. We hate complex programs that waste time of their users. We always strive to make things as easy as possible – which is actually much harder than creating complicated bloatware. Creating easy to use yet powerful programs is one of the greatest challenges of software development. Perhaps that’s the main reason why Swift To-Do List stands out from the crowd.

2. Very flexible and customizable

You don’t have to subdue to someone else’s idea what a to-do list is. Swift To-Do List allows you to work your way. It is extremely flexible and customizable to suit your unique personal needs at any moment.

3. Proven, evolved design

Because Swift To-Do List has been in development for more than 5 years and because we’ve collected feedback from thousands of users, the design of Swift To-Do List 7 is exceptionally refined and well thought-out. We are constantly learning all we can from our users to improve it even more. We’ve succeeded in our main design objective: Using Swift To-Do List makes people happy. How do we know? They tell us.

4. Feature-rich product

We think that the best features are features that you even don’t know about, yet they make your life better. Swift To-Do List is packed full of such features. It also has all the other features that you would expect. It can do everything you need it to do (in some way), and if not, it most likely will one day.

5. Excellent and fast support

Our philosophy can be summarized like this: If you are experiencing any trouble, it’s our fault. We usually reply in just a couple of hours (in 24 hours at worst) – never later! If you don’t believe it, you can just contact us and try it :)

6. Maniacal attention to detail

We care. Are are obsessed with the little things, because it is the mosaic of the little things that make up the overall user experience – which is the most important thing to us. You won’t find any sloppy areas in Swift To-Do List. (For example, we’ve written our own ListView component for the Task-View, instead of using the default one from Microsoft which is not so great. Our ListView component has more than 40.000 lines of code and it is there just to make the program easier and more pleasant to use. We simply couldn’t accept suboptimal solutions like everyone else.)

7. Active development and bright future

Swift To-Do List is under active development and many exciting new features, add-ons and complementary products are coming soon. Specifically, we are working on many new features, a companion web-based app, mobile access, LAN team edition, and more.

8. Unconditional 90-day money back guarantee

That is right: If you are not amazingly happy, we simply do not want your money.

9. User-driven development (= we listen to you)

Most of features in Swift To-Do List have been suggested by our users. Opinions and wishes of our users are sacred to us. We are always counting votes for new features, so we know what features to add next. Never hesitate to contact us with your suggestions.

10. Exhaustive competitive research

Even though we have thoroughly researched more than 40 competing products over the years, we still haven’t discovered any better task list manager or to-do app. If you think you have, please post its name in comments so we can check it out!

11. Our main main goal is to be the Number One

And we will never stop pursuing it. Make no mistake that extreme effort lies behind Swift To-Do List 7, and we are pouring in more and more hard work to make it even better.

12. People love Swift To-Do List

The abundant testimonials from our customers reflect this well. We’ve published only small fraction of the praise that we constantly receive. In fact, “I love Swift To-Do List” might just be the most common way in which our users begin emails sent to us :)

As you can see, we are really proud of our work. If you think we shouldn’t be, tell us! We are always looking for improvement.

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Why choose Swift To-Do List? (12 reasons) is a post from: Swift To-Do List Blog

Whoa, slow down! New website, new Swift To-Do List, new blog?

Many things have changed in the past year. We’ve decided to take things to the next level.

The development of Swift To-Do List 7 took much longer than anticipated, but you can hopefully see that the wait has been worth it. I will talk more about that in one of the following posts.

I want to apologize to everyone who expected the new major version sooner. All next releases will be coming quickly. This one took so long because we’ve basically rewritten the whole program from scratch, and we couldn’t settle for any compromises. See what’s new in Swift To-Do List 7.

We simply love creating software that you will love to use. We wouldn’t feel good about selling half-baked products.

About this blog

This blog will mostly contain posts from me (Jiri Novotny – Dextronet.com founder and chief Swift To-Do List developer). I would like to blog at least 2-3 times a week. I’m going to blog about all the following things and more:

• Swift To-Do List tips & tricks
• Productivity
• Being organized, GTD, task management
• Goal achievment
• Personal development

Subscribe to this blog today so you don’t miss all the Swift To-Do List tips and tricks – you won’t find them anywhere else. Did you know that there are some hidden features in Swift To-Do List? I will tell you about them soon.

And hey, I think that we’re going to have fun together – this blog will be all but boring. I will keep the posts short and sweet.

Feel free to post comments – whatever comes to your mind!

Our plans for the near future

The current plan is simple: New releases of Swift To-Do List with additional new and exciting features. And let me tell you, we will never stop improving Swift To-Do List!

Plans for the next year include new Team edition of Swift To-Do List and new version of Swift To-Do List Online. You can also expect some completely new products, and new major versions of our old products.

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Welcome to new Dextronet! is a post from: Swift To-Do List Blog