ToDoList 6.6.7 Feature Release - An effective and flexible way to keep on top of your tasks

 

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• Latest Executable + Plugins (6.6.7) - 1.8 MB (Includes all associated resources)
• Application Source (6.6.7) - 2.8 MB (Includes all plugins - compiles under VC6-VS2008)

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Latest Update (6.6 Feature Release)

ToDoList 6.6 contains the following new features: 

• Added 'Icon' attribute type to custom attribute setup
• Added more options to searching by 'Relative' dates, including 'End of Week/Month/Year'.
• Added 'Alloc to' to 'To' line of email
• Added checkbox to task selection dialog to allow comments to be selected for 'Visible Columns'
• Added preference to always hide parent tasks in list-view
• Added task dependents to info-tip
• Added ability to copy and paste RTF formatting
• Added preference to control 'Percent Done' increments
• Added preference to locate 'Comments' and 'Fields' to left of tasklist
• Added support recurring reminders for recurring tasks 
• Added checkboxes to allow custom attributes to be disabled in addition to being deleted
• Added button to allow custom attributes to be imported from another tasklist
• Added new visual styles for printing: Wrapped, Tabular and Paragraph.  
• Added a preference has been added to calculate a parent task's due date as being the latest of its subtasks' due dates 
• Added preferences to calculate a parent task's start date as being the earliest/latest of its subtasks' start dates
• Added a button to the custom attribute dialog to allow symbols to be used for column titles
• Added a button to allow custom attributes to be imported from another tasklist
• Added support for relative custom dates.  

Related Links

After finally compiling a FAQ of the most relevant questions asked about ToDoList I've moved all resources related to ToDoList to a new page on my website.

Introduction

You know how it is - you start work on one project and halfway through, you find one or two side-projects crop up that have to be solved before you can continue on the original project.

This is one such project with the added twist that it too started its life as a side-project. Here's what happened:

<Cue wavy screen effect>

I can only imagine that the planets must have been in (mis-)alignment or something, because at one point a few months ago, I was suddenly fielding emails on four or five separate articles I had previously submitted to CodeProject, some asking for features and others for bug fixes.

Foolishly or otherwise, I largely agreed with all the points raised, and subsequently found myself with fourteen or fifteen separate issues to resolve.

The situation was also made worse because I was trying to use CodeProject to keep track of all the things I had agreed to do, meaning that I had to continuously trawl the comments section of each article to remind myself of what I was supposed to be working on.

It even got to the stage where I was worrying that I'd fail to deliver on something - silly I know, but there you are!

Keeping a list on paper was a definite step in the right direction, but since I do all my coding on the same machine, it seemed somewhat inelegant, and anyway, we all know what happens to crucial bits of paper left lying around on desks and such.

The next step was to hunt around on the web for a tool to meet the following requirements:

• Simple interface
• Support for hierarchical data
• Numbered items/subitems
• Open file format
• Freeware

Simple, huh! not!

I will admit that I did not spend weeks searching, but I am still surprised at the general lack of software matching my needs.

On reflection, I think that the reason may be simple: people are so used to commercial software being 'feature-rich' that when they come to design software themselves, they (not unreasonably) think they too need to cram as much in as possible, often leading to software where a lot of essential functionality is hidden away in the menu bar.

So, surprise, surprise, I decided to write something myself.

However, it's fair to say that I did not originally intend to post it on CodeProject and am only really doing so because I had a heap of fun solving some very interesting problems and these are what I think make it worth it.

Using the Software

There's really very little I need to say here since every feature/function is explicitly visible in the interface.

Nevertheless, the following list of basic capabilities and omissions may go someway to answering any questions that arise:

• Files are stored in XML format with .xml file extension.
• Trying to load a non-tasklist file will generally fail (unless you read the code to see how to circumvent it).
• The number of items/subitems is limited only by memory (although performance may be the deciding factor before you exhaust memory).
• Marking a parent item as 'done' will also gray-out child items, but they are not disabled or automatically marked as 'done'.
• An ellipsis (...) indicates that an item has sub-items.
• All items can be expanded or collapsed (by double-clicking).
• Top-level items and sub-items are created using different toolbar buttons.
• There are task-specific context-menus.
• The previously open tasklists are re-opened on startup.
• The tasklist is automatically saved when closing the software or minimizing it to the system tray.
• The priority of a task is shown as a grayscale box to the left of the item.

Points of Interest

Here's where we come to the side-projects I was talking about, the first two of which I intend to work up into follow-up articles.

They are:

1. The 'ordered' tree control, which incorporates a non-client gutter for displaying the item numbers.

   The idea stemmed from research I did into alternative designs for a tree-list control, which did not solve it by creating a hybrid control incorporating a tree and a list.

   The hybrid control seems such an obvious solution that I suspect few people have stopped to question it, but it has still always struck me as looking far too much like hard work to be truly elegant ('square pegs' and 'round holes' spring to mind).

   One possible idea is to implement the 'list' portion entirely in the non-client area of the tree. I.e., shift the right hand client edge to the left and then render the list portion in the resulting non-client area.

   Whilst I've yet to get round to building a proof of concept, it was nevertheless this ongoing mental debate which prompted me to try to solve the requirement for numbered items and subitems by rendering the item/subitem numbers in the non-client area.

   Without going into too much detail (as this will subsequently be an article of its own), this is how I got it to work:

   • Handle TVM_INSERTITEM and TVM_DELETEITEM to know exactly when items are added and removed.
   • In these handlers recalculate the width of the gutter required to display the widest 'dotted' item/subitem number. (Note: this is not necessarily simply the deepest subitem.)
   • If the required gutter width changes, call SetWindowPos(NULL, 0, 0, 0, 0, SWP_FRAMECHANGED | SWP_NOMOVE | SWP_NOSIZE | SWP_NOZORDER) to force Windows to recalculate the non-client area of the control.
   • Handle WM_NCCALCSIZE when it does, and offset the left border by the required gutter width.
   • Handle WM_NCPAINT for painting the numbers.

   This is necessarily an over-simplification, but it captures the essence of the solution, and all that essentially remains is lots of fiddling about to ensure the non-client area gets redrawn at the the right times to stay synchronized with the client area.

2. Embedding .RC control definition data directly in a .cpp file to break the dependency on binary resources (a.k.a. 'Runtime Dialogs').

   This is an idea that has been floating about for quite some time and which has only recently gelled into a workable solution.

   The problem, put simply, is that if you want to take advantage of the resource editor in Visual Studio (and who doesn't), then you very quickly find yourself stuck with having to load dialog templates from resources compiled into the binary file.

   This further means that if you want to make use of a dialog across multiple projects, then either you need to copy and paste the dialog template between project .RC files, or you need to build the dialog into a DLL from which it can be accessed.

   'Runtime Dialogs' (a snappy title I coined myself) is a solution that neatly sidesteps both the nuisance of copying dialog resources between resource files and the extra work (and maintenance) involved in packaging dialogs in DLLs.

   And it works like this:

   • First, you design your dialog template in the resource editor, create a CDialog derived class using class wizard, and wire up all the controls just as you normally would.
   • Next, you #include "runtimedlg.h" and change all instances of CDialog to CRuntimeDlg.
   • Then, you cut and paste the control definition section from the appropriate section in the .RC file and embed it directly in the dialog's .cpp file as a static string (with a bit of tweaking to handle double quotes and such like).
   • Finally, in the constructor of your dialog, you simply call CRuntimeDlg::AddRCControls(...) passing the control definitions as a string.
   • And CRuntimeDlg takes care of the rest including, if required, auto-sizing the dialog to suit the control layout.

   I'm certainly not suggesting that this is a 'win-win' solution for all situations but it certainly has merits in its closer coupling of dialog template to dialog code which makes sharing dialogs across multiple projects a breeze.

   P.S.: In case it's not clear here, I used CRuntimeDlg to create CToDoCtrl which encapsulates the ordered tree together with the priority, date and comments controls as a single simple-to-instantiate control.

   I'm also proposing to use them in the .NET port of my ProjectZip add-in for VC6.

3. Embedding the XML file in a web page.

   This is possibly the most satisfying aspect of the whole project because it was completely unexpected.

   What I mean is that, until recently, my knowledge of DOM and XMLDOM was virtually non-existent, as it's only since I've become more interested in the presentation of AbstractSpoon that I've been forced to get to grips with the various implementations of DOM and XMLDOM out there.

   I'm pleased to say that the code on my site works under IE 6.0, Netscape 7.1, and Mozilla, although custom code was required to achieve this.

Generic MFC Classes that may prove Useful to You

The following table lists a wide range of utility classes written for this project. They can all be included in any MFC project provided you include any class dependencies too. Feel free to ask any questions relating to these specific classes and how to use them.

Class Name	Description	Class Dependencies (apart from MFC)
CAboutDlg	Customizable "About…' dialog not requiring a dialog resource. Supports html encoded text	CRuntimeDlg, CRCCtrlParser
CAutoComboBox	Adds only unique items to the drop list and shuffles the list so that the last added item is at the top	CHoldRedraw
CAutoFlag	Encapsulates the setting and unsetting of a boolean variable thru the lifetime of the class instance
CColorButton	Non-ownerdraw button that displays the selected colour on the button face and displays the colour dialog when clicked	CEnColorDialog
CColorComboBox	Owner-draw combobox for displaying and selecting user defined colours
CDateHelper	Encapsulation of various rountines for calculating date spans and for formatting
CDeferWndMove	Encapsulation of the Win32 API
CDialogHelper	Re-implementation of the CDialog DDX/DDV rountines to avoid the MFC error messages when the user clears a number edit (for instance)
CDlgUnits	Encapsulates the MapDialogRect Win32 API
CDockManager	Class for managing the docking of one popup window to another.	*CSubclassWnd, CHoldRedraw, CAutoFlag
CDriveInfo	Encapsulates various rountines for querying about drives, files and disk space
CEnBitmap	Adds support to CBitmap for loading non-bmp files and resources.
CEnBitmapEx, CColorReplacer, CImageBlurrer, CImageColorizer, CImageContraster, CImageEmbosser, CImageFlipper, CImageGrayer, CImageLightener, CImageNegator, CImageResizer, CImageRotator, CImageSharpener, CImageShearer, CImageSysColorMapper, CImageTinter	Adds image manipulation funationality to CEnBitmap	CEnBitmap
CEnColorDialog	Adds saving and restoring of custom colours to CColorDialog
CEnCommandLineInfo	Adds functions for extracting and querying commandline switches
CEnEdit	Adds user-defined button capabilities to CEdit	CMaskEdit, CThemed, CDlgUnits
CEnToolBar	Adds support for using alternative resource or file images
CFileEdit	Adds buttons for browsing and displaying the file represented by the text in the edit control. Also shows the file's small icon.	CEnEdit, CFolderDialog, CMaskEdit, CDlgUnits, CThemed, CSysImageList
CHoldRedraw	Encapsulates WM_SETREDRAW
CHotKeyCtrlEx	Fixes a number of behavioural problems including the handling of certain keypresses
CHotTracker	Tracks the cursor movement over user-defined windows and posts event messages as necessary	*CSubclassWnd,
CLimitSingleInstance	Provides simple method to detect if another instance of an app is running
CMaskEdit	Adds simple character masking to CEdit
CNcGutter	Allows the UI of standard windows controls to be extended by supporting any number of columns to be added to the non-client area of the window. Favours tabular controls like lists, trees, etc	*CSubclassWnd, CHoldRedraw, CThemed, CDlgUnits
COrderedTreeCtrl	CTreeCtrl implementation of CNcGutter displaying a single column showing the hierarchical position of each tree item in '1.2.3.4' notation.	CHoldRedraw, CThemed
CPasswordDialog	Very simple password dialog not requiring a dialog resource	CRuntimeDlg, CRCCtrlParser
CPropertyPageHost	Simpler replacement for CPropertySheet allowing easier creation as a child window
CRCCtrlParser	Used by CRuntimeDlg for parsing dialog resource-like text
CRuntimeDlg	Adds support to CDialog for building dialogs at runtime ie. dialogs do not require a dialog resource	CRCCtrlParser
CShortcutManager	Class for handling application keyboard shortcuts.	*CSubclassWnd, CWinClasses
CSpellCheckDlg	Spellcheck dialog not requiring a dialog resource, which interfaces with ISpellCheck (interface to Open Office dictionaries)	CRuntimeDlg, CRCCtrlParser, ISpellCheck
CSysImageList	Encapsulates the Windows system image list (file/folder images)
CTabCtrlEx	Adds post rendering callback for the tabs without using owner-draw
CThemed	Encapsulates themed (XP) and non-themed (the rest) drawing of windows controls
CTimeEdit	Adds a button for specifying time units and provided routines for converting time to and from different time units	CEnEdit, CMaskEdit, CThemed, CDlgUnits
CToolbarHelper	Adds support for dialog toolbar tooltips, multiline tooltips and dropbuttons with menus	*CSubclassWnd, CEnBitmap, CEnBitmapEx
CTrayIcon	Encapsulates the Shell_NotifyIcon Win32 API. Also provides balloon tips and animation	*CSubclassWnd,
CUrlRichEditCtrl	Adds support for recognizing urls, clicking them and setting custom url callbacks
CWinClasses	Encapsulates the ::GetClassName Win32 functions
CXmlFile, CXmlItem	Non-Unicode class for reading and writing xml files
CXmlFileEx	Adds encryption capabilities to CXmlFile	CXmlFile, IEncryption

* CSubclassWnd was originally written by Paul DiLascia for MSJ magazine. The version I use has been heavily extended to suit my specific needs. The classes that depend on it here need this extended version.

Further Work

Whilst this tool was originally intended for my personal use only, it is now a 'community' project, so if you find it useful and want to make suggestions for enhancements or bug fixes, then post below. 

History      

• 6.6.7 (03 May 2013)
• Very important fix for 'malformed xml' on loading
• 6.6.6 (13 Apr 2013)
• Fixed problem using AltGr key in rich text comments
• Fixed problem with auto-restoration of tasklist backups
• Fixed tasks being removed even if archiving fails 
• Fixed completed tasks not being searched 
• Fixed lower-casing of archive filenames  
• 6.6.5 (29 Mar 2013) 
• Fixed icon bug exporting to tdl  
• Fixed percent done not updating when time spent changes
• Fixed import of Freemind 'rich content' comments
• Fixed erroneous reload messages when daylight saving changes 
• Fixed various translation bugs 
• Fixed various HTML export formatting issues 
• Fixed tab order bug in 'Offset Task Dates' dialog  
• 6.6.4 (09 Mar 2013) 
  • Fixed input bug with dropped-down category combo 
  • Fixed bug formatting file links in HTML
  • Fixed yearly recurring task bug
  • Fixed recurring task date visibility bug 
• 6.6.3 (02 Mar 2013)
  • Remove 'Hide Parent Tasks' from Filter Bar options combo when this duplicates the related preference 
  • Replace Gantt message with static text to avoid (annoying) popup 
  • Fix Due Date bug introduced in 6.6.2
• 6.6.2 (23 Feb 2013)
• Fix incorrectly hidden columns 
• Fix 'Earliest Due Date' not being saved correctly to task file  
• 6.6.1 (19 Feb 2013) 
• Fixed bug with disabled text color option
• Fixed bug with recurring reminders
• Fixed 'red ring' around checkboxes with themes turned off
• 6.6 Feature Release (16 Feb 2013)  
  • Added 'Ctrl+Mousewheel' zooming in calendar
  • Turned off bold attribute in calendar fonts
  • Added recurring task support to iCal export 
  • Added 'Icon' attribute type to custom attribute setup 
  • Added more options to searching by 'Relative' dates, including 'End of Week/Month/Year'.
  • Added 'Alloc to' to 'To' line of email
  • Added checkbox to task selection dialog to allow comments to be selected for 'Visible Columns'
  • Added preference to always hide parent tasks in list-view
  • Added task dependents to info-tip
  • Added ability to copy and paste RTF formatting
  • Added preference to control 'Percent Done' increments
  • Added preference to locate 'Comments' and 'Fields' to left of tasklist
  • Added support recurring reminders for recurring tasks 
  • Added checkboxes to allow custom attributes to be disabled in addition to being deleted
  • Added button to allow custom attributes to be imported from another tasklist
  • Added new visual styles for printing: Wrapped, Tabular and Paragraph.  
  • Added a preference has been added to calculate a parent task's due date as being the latest of its subtasks' due dates 
  • Added preferences to calculate a parent task's start date as being the earliest/latest of its subtasks' start dates
  • Added a button to the custom attribute dialog to allow symbols to be used for column titles
  • Added a button to allow custom attributes to be imported from another tasklist
  • Added support for relative custom dates. 
  • Allow 'flag' custom attributes to be settable via clicking the tasklist column
  • Allow searching on all tasks even if in filtered view
  • Improved task caching performance
  • Extended 'Recurrence' dialog to support 'First <weekday> in Month' etc
  • Auto-save preferences have been changed to be entirely user-specified
  • Fixed copy/paste of background colour in RTF control 
  • Fixed relative date calculations 
  • Fixed reminder dialog to remember its last state 
  • Fixed copying simple text comments such that font formatting is no longer copied 
  • Fixed task icon dialog to be resizable 
  • Saved 'finds' automatically added to filter droplist.    
• 6.5.10 (31 Oct 2012)
• Fixed Vista/W7 shutdown bug
• 6.5.9 (15 Oct 2012)
• Fixed various Windows shutdown scenarios
• Fixed unexpected growth in preferences file
• Fixed redraw bug with Find Tasks dialog
• Fixed bug handling custom time formats
• Fixed bug matching partial strings 
• 6.5.8 (19 Sep 2012) 
• Fixed an important resource leak 
• 6.5.7 (01 Sep 2012)  
• Fix dialog fonts 
• Fix assigning empty strings to custom attribute lists 
• Fix redraw bug loading tasklist  
• 6.5.6 (27 Aug 2012)
• Fixed various Outlook importing and drag'n'drop issues 
• Fixed task icons not appearing in task-tree 
• Fixed CSV importing of tags 
• Fixed multiple-selection of tasks overwriting custom attributes 
• 6.5.5 (18 Aug 2012) 
• Use relative paths for language file and dictionary files
• Fixed circular dependency crash
• Fixed redraw bug checking out multiple tasklists
• Don't check delay-loaded tasklists for readonly/timestamp changes 
• 6.5.4 (13 Aug 2012) 
• Fixed comments of incomplete tasks appearing struck-thru
• Fixed sorting of completed tasks on last-modified date
• Fixed bug in restoring and processing 'Find Task' rules
• Fixed loss of filter when delay-loading tasklist with due tasks
• Fixed rich-text translation of find/replace dialogs
• Fixed calendar entries going missing after new task is created 
• 6.5.3 (01 Aug 2012) 
• Fix various translation-related bugs
• Ensure start/due dates get correctly bumped when tasks recur
• 6.5.2 (29 Jul 2012)
• Fix various translation issues
• Fix calendar plugin not updating when a task is added to the tree
• Fix MRU numbering above 9 
• Fix broken 'Task Recurrence" menu option 
• Fix Edit menu items not being hidden when their respective columns are hidden 
• 6.5.1 (25 Jul 2012)  
• Add support for '.' in float fields that use another character for the decimal point 
• Ensure start dates get bumped when tasks recur 
• Add rollback feature to preferences 
• Improve reliability when closing down Windows 
• Fix various translation-related bugs  
• 6.5 Feature Release (15 Jul 2012) 
• Moved labels above fields for easier translation
• Added custom user-defined attributes
• Added support for relative dates in 'Find Tasks'
• Added table support to rtf comments
• Added full-justify support to rtf comments
• Added RTF support for increment/decrement font size>Added checks to prevent overwriting taskfiles when exporting to 'tasklist'
• Added preference to control default task icons
• Added support for filtering on calendar view
• Allowed exporting of multiple tasklists with 'selected task' filter
• Added 'Task Recurrence...' command to Edit menu
• Added 'Go to Task Dependency' command to Edit menu
• Added 'Sort' command to top of Sort menu
• Added icons to rich text context menu
• Added missing commands to rich-text context menu
• Added time estimate/spent alpha key to set units (eg typing '10d', will now set the value to 10 and the units to days) 
• Moved Calendar to tabbed view
• Made preferences scrollable => scalable
• Restored last custom filter on startup
• MS Word now used for RTF2HTML conversion
• Improved 2 way conversion with FreeMind 
• Heaps of fixes and tweaks  
• 6.4.10 (19 Jun 2012) 
• Fixed drag'n'drop bug causing Outlook to be unnecessarily started
• Fixed Initialisation bug when restoring filters   
• 6.4.9 (09 Jun 2012)
• fix bug where last comments character is being truncated
• Fix -cmd commandline switch
• Fix "task due within the next 7 days" incorrectly showing overdue tasks
• Fix GanttViewer problem with %done
• Fix bug with status filtering
• Fix focus bugs when maximizing tasklist/comments
• Fix slow rendering with large comments 
• 6.4.8 (26 May 2012)
• Fixed bug where last comments character was being truncated 
• Fixed '-cmd' commandline switch 
• Fixed "Tasks due within the next 7 days" filter incorrectly showing overdue tasks
• Fixed GanttViewer problem with loading percent done
• Fixed bug with status filtering  
• 6.4.7 (04 May 2012)  
• Fix Korean (and other Asian language) input in the comments field
• Refresh the due date field when completing a recurring task
• Update the list view after creating a task in task tree
• Correct inverted backup location options  
• 6.4.6 (06 Apr 2012) 
• Fix various commandline bugs
• Remove restriction on parent/child selection in task selection dialogs
• Fix 'View Dependecy' bug when tasklist is checked in 
• 6.4.5 (02 Apr 2012)   
• Added <no risk> and <no priority> commandline options ('n') 
• Added 'percent done' commandline option
• Fixed ISO date problem when exporting from list-view  
• 6.4.4 (20 Mar 2012)
• Fixed issue with editing start, due and completion times
• 6.4.3 (18 Mar 2012)
• Fixed incorrect file extension when transforming
• Fixed resizing issue 
• Fixed 'Copy All' issue in commandline dialog 
• Fixed 'Pos' not being exported 
• 6.4.2 (15 Mar 2012) 
• Fixed restoration of previous filter  
• Fixed focus issue when changing percent done with Incomplete tasks filter
• Fixed restoration of previous Export settings  
• 6.4.1 (13 Mar 2012)   
• Fixed bug in edit field placement
• Fixed bug with focus switch when editing dates 
• Restored scroll performance 
• Restored date alignment 
• Fixed bug in preferences initialization 
• Fixed bug where 'Move task' options are disabled for new tasklist
• Fixed bug with registry importing of preferences 
• 6.4 Feature Release (08 Mar 2012)
• Added support for 'natural' sorting (a la Explorer-sorting)
• Added support for 'new' style file-open dialog under Vista/Windows 7
• Added file version to backups, so that no new version will overwrite the backups of a previous version
• Added preference to Calendar plugin to specify font size
• Added 'task path' column to list
• Added option to display entire sub tree of filtered task
• Added options to expand due/started tasks only
• Added 'selected tasks' filter
• Added 'and parent task' to selection dialog
• Added 'Tags' task attribute
• Added preferences to better manage backup paths
• Added commandline switches for the remaining task attributes, and to control how new tasks are created
• Added much-improved Outlook drag'n'drop support
• Added support for unc paths in comments field
• Added 'selected tasks' filter
• Added options for specifying backup paths
• Added 'include parent task' to selection dialog (Export, Print, Transform)
• Added 'Save Tasklist As' to tasklist tabbar context menu
• Added 'Recalc from start date' to recurrence dialog
• Added popup dialog for choosing how to link to files in richtext comments
  
• Added support for military time to start/due/completed time droplists (eg. 0530, 1705)
• Added support for edit fields to be positioned to the right of the task view. Useful for wide, shallow displays.
• Fixed position field to retain order when sorting
• Fixed listview to calculate it's own column widths
• Fixed focus bug when setting task icon from list view
• Fixed initial hidden state of tree/list tab
• Fixed filtering to filter out parent tasks with empty attributes
• Fix filtering to filter out parent tasks with empty attributes
• Fix focus bug when setting task icon from list view
• Fixed bug with archiving encrypted tasklists
• Fixed bug with delay-loading of encrypted tasklists
• Fixed Html exporting of user-defined 'flagged' colour
• Fixed user-defined colours not being rendered in html export
• Fixed display bug when moving mouse 'time spent' field's buttons
• Fixed date alignment bug 
• Fixed bug when checking out after toggling inclusion of username
• Fixed bug where filter droplists did not auto-expand when adding a new longest entry
• Changed MLO file extension to .ml
• Fixed initial state list sorting bug
• Fixed priority not getting imported in Csv
• Fixed bug when not importing all csv attributes
• Fixed bug allowing edits on readonly comments field
• Fixed bug with task icon indices 
• Fixed 'half-visible task' bug in list view
• New Spanish translation
• Updated Chinese translation 
• Status-bar panes are now hidden to match column visibility 
• Preferences file sections are now sorted
• Allowed user to edit tree/list icon when it's next to the title text by double-clicking
• Html images are now saved to subfolder of html file (when exporting)
• Speed-up tree building
• Allow user to edit task icon by double-click tree/list icon when it's next to the title text
• Always show droplist buttons in mapping dialogs 
• 1.1-6.3 (removed by .dan.g.)
• 1.0 (4 Nov 2003)
  • Initial release.