Docket 1.3 - Easily create printable to do lists. Edit, prioritize, and save your to do list

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Size: 1.14 MB License: Shareware OS: Mac OS X,Mac Other,Win 3.1x,Win95,Win98,Windows2000,Windows2003,WinME,WinNT 3.x,WinNT 4.x,WinXP Developer:Surprise Software (» more programs) View: Antivirus Report Download Now Buy Now Add to Download Basket

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     The heart of Docket is the to do list editor. It allows you to quickly create printable to do lists faster than using a standard word processing tool or drawing tool. You can use it to create a variety of printable to do lists including grocery shopping lists, household chore task lists, or project lists for work. Whatever you use it for you will be amazed at how simple it is to use. Open Docket and start typing. With other software you have to try to figure out how to get your to do list items into the program but not with Docket. Once your items are entered a checkbox will appear next to it and once the item is completed simply check it off. It does not stop there each printable to do list item can also have a memo that you can use for more information about a to do list item. This extra memo area is really what makes Docket more than just a list maker. You can use it for a day planner, personal organizer, or even simple daily planner. Keep it on your computer desktop and cut down on all that paper clutter on your desk! Stop spending valuable time trying to find your paper to do lists that get stuck to something else or buried on your desk. Docket is always stuck right where you left it so you can update your to do lists anytime! Then if you need to you can easily print your to do list on standard paper. This keeps all of your items in one spot. More features include: 1. Easy item entry, just start typing and your to do list creates itself saving you time and headache. 2. Each item has a checkbox next to it so you can mark off completed items. 3. List items can have a memo attached to store more information about it without cluttering the main window. 4. Assign a label to items so you can easily organize and prioritize them. 5. Name your list and use a memo for more information. 6. You set when completed items no longer show on your lists. This keeps your main window uncluttered and easy to read. 7. Multiple viewing options completed or uncompleted