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We’ve just sent the first $50 donation to WWF!

Blog Post by Jiri Novotny published on Monday, 16 May 2011 in Dextronet News

Today is an extraordinary day. We’ve collected $50 in the $1 donations for WWF charity from you, our customers.

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

$50 sent to WWF

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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What’s new in Swift To-Do List 7.30: In-place editing

Blog Post by Jiri Novotny published on Wednesday, 11 May 2011 in Dextronet News, Swift To-Do List

We’ve just unleashed new fresh and crunchy Swift To-Do List 7.30, straight from the oven. Do you smell the heavenly scent? Mmm.

The new version brings you in-place (in-line) editing. In-place editing allows you to edit tasks directly in the task-view, without opening the Edit Task window. Many of you have requested this feature.

In-place editing of task name

Other news: We are still working hard on the online synchronization and sharing feature. It is coming along nicely, and you can expect it soon. Version 7.30 is just a little gift from us to you while you wait.

How to edit task in-place

It’s quite straight forward. It works the same way as in Windows Explorer.

  1. Select the task
  2. Click the text in the column you want to edit

For example, if you want to change a task priority from “High” to “Low”, then simply select the task, then click the text “High” in the task’s priority column. A drop-down will be shown, allowing you to choose a different priority. Click “Low”. That’s it.

In-place editing of priority

It works the same way for due dates, start dates, time estimates, etc. All editable fields can be edited in-place.

In-place editing of Due Date

More about in-place editing

You can always use the “Escape” key to cancel the in-place editing, or the “Enter” key to confirm it. You can also simply click somewhere else during the in-place edit – that will confirm the edit as well.

The in-place editing can be undone using Edit – Undo.

If you prefer quicker one-click in-place editing, you can go to Options – Task-View, and check “Single click inline editing”. When it’s checked, you can edit tasks without selecting them first.

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