Gestor de Tarefas (Freeware)

[SkylineGTR]

Boas,

procuro uma aplicação (gratuita) que me permita introduzir uma lista de tarefas de preferência com os seguintes campos:
- título (opcional)
- descrição
- comentário

E que tenha um campo que permita colocar um visto ou algo do género, para distinguir as realizadas das restantes.
Basicamente uma ToDo-List mas um pouco mais avançada, para gerir algumas tarefas em projectos, nomeadamente listas de correcções.

Obrigado

[pagc]

Vê um estes, estou sem tempo para ver qual deles, mas se ajudar....

If you needs are basic there's Sunbird [1]. It's a small, resource efficient calendaring application and has a really neat feature that displays your to-do list for the day on your desktop . However it really is a bit minimal. Users of the Thunderbird email client would be better off with the Lightning extension [2] rather than Sunbird as it integrates calendaring features directly into the Thunderbird interface.

If you want more features, check out EssentialPIM [3]. It does many of the same things as Outlook and will import your Outlook data as well.

Abassis Work Desktop [4] is a $59 commercial PIM and project manager that's available to individuals for non-commercial use. It's a pretty impressive product that offers contact management, calendaring, to-lists, reminders, document filing and simple project management. Backup is built into the product. The only thing I could see that was missing was an integrated email client.

Yet another alternative is the PalmOne Desktop program [5]. The program is designed specifically for use with Palm devices but it works perfectly well all by itself. It's an excellent full function PIM; if you think Microsoft Outlook without the email client you'll get the general idea. I only did a quick check-out rather than a full review but what I saw seemed pretty solid. Naturally a few things such as "Synchronize" don't work without an attached Palm device but most functions work just fine. I also checked the licensing agreement and while it's a little ambiguous I suspect its OK for personal use. Indeed, I can't see Palm objecting as it may well encourage you to buy one of their hand-helds. ;>)

[1] http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/sunbird.html Free Open Source, Windows 2000 and later, 5.8MB
[2] http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/lightning/
[3] http://www.essentialpim.com/ (1.2MB)
[4] http://www.abassis.com/index.html Free for non commercial use, All Windows versions, 1.7MB
[5] http://www.palm.com/us/software/desktop/ Free for personal use, Windows NT SP6 or later plus Mac OS X, 42MB.

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[pagc]

Penso que esta lista de programas, é mais correcta para o que queres. Desculpa lá o outro post, mas o tempo estava escasso.

85 Best Free Reminder/To-Do Program
There are literally dozens of free stand-alone reminder programs. Even more if you include sticky notes utilities and calendaring programs that offer reminder features. Many, I can assure you, are not worth installing. Of the nine programs I looked at, two impressed me for their ease of use of their reminder and "to-do" features. "Easy To-Do" [1] has the starkest interface of any of the products I reviewed yet it is among the most effective in use. It has all the features you need but no more, including unlimited task lists, task categories, recurring reminders, audible and visual alarms, adjustable snooze, configurable reports and more. It's been really well thought through with lots of nice touches like the ability to add a new task or reminder by simply right-clicking the tray icon. Rainlender [2] by contrast, is a much slicker product but a tad more difficult to use. Rainlender is not only a reminder program but a very capable iCal "compatible" desktop calendar, though the calendar feature can be turned off. Used as a reminder and "to do" program it's very feature rich with a really snazzy interface employing things like variable windows transparency, impressive mouse-over effects, hotkeys and easy skinning. It also has several features missing from Easy To-Do such as the ability to synchronize events between clients as well as Outlook appointment integration. I liked, too, the way the tray icon shows the current date, a feature that Easy To-Do could well emulate. Either of these programs will meet the reminder needs of most users. Some will prefer Easy To-Do for its simple but effective approach while others will be won over by Rainlender's optional desktop calendar, impressive interface and powerful features. Firefox and Thunderbird users also have the option of using the free ReminderFox and Mozilla Calendar extensions which together provide similar functionality. They offer the advantage of avoiding the need for running a separate reminder application but at the cost of not having reminders available when Firefox or Thunderbird aren't running.
[1] http://www.xanadutools.com/ Freeware, all Windows versions, 1.2MB.
[2] http://www.rainlendar.net/cms/index.php Free GPL software, all Windows versions, 948KB
[3] http://reminderfox.mozdev.org/ Free Open Source, requires Firefox and/or Thunderbird
[4] http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/ Free, Open Source, available as Firefox and/or Thunderbird extension or in stand- alone form as Sunbird.
Fonte: Gizmo Richards

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[Vtech]

Já uso o ReminderFox há algum tempo, é simples e cumpre com a tarefa, convém é ter o Firefox aberto para ele funcionar, mas como o tenho sempre ligado.... Mas se usares o Windows Vista, tens o Windows Calendar já incluído no SO.

[SkylineGTR]

Obrigado pelas sugestões, mas não é bem isso.
Não pretendo nada que faça planeamento em cima de calendários. Apenas quero algo do estilo de listagens de tarefas, muito ao estilo de uma ToDo List.

Depois vejo se encontro qualquer coisa, senão parece que vou ter que me entreter a desenvolver eu uma aplicação que faça o que quero.

[Vtech]

Ve lá isto, não conheço nenhum deles, mas quando procuro um software normalmente recorro em primeiro lugar aqui:

http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.htm ... t&tag=srch

[CYBERSPACE]

Acho que o Rainlendar faz isso tudo

http://www.rainlendar.net/

[jluisfer]

Folha de Excel ordenado por datas em que podes meter o que quiseres à frente de cada tarefa,para quê complicar o que é fácil?