As easy on the eyes as it is easy to use, Process 3 gives users the freedom necessary to be creative and the flexible framework needed to get things done. All within one versatile window, users can brainstorm, organize, schedule, plan, coordinate, collaborate‚ and do the work.
Process 3.0 main features include Intuitive user interface, Smart Projects, Collaboration (via Bonjour), Styles, Archive, .Mac backup, Autosave, Multiple sources, iCal synchronization, Spotlight support, CoreData, Custom Labels and much more.
Versatility has been enhanced by countless improvements, but probably none more significant than Process 3's Shared Project capability (based on Bonjour technology). With just a keystroke, a project can now be instantly shared with all the Macs on a local network. Everyone on the network - colleagues, students, business associates or family members - can collaborate on the project and even download and upload attached resource documents. Progress made by anyone is automatically reflected in real time for everyone else to see. Simple pop-up columns can be created for assigning responsibilities for specific project items and tracking their status.
Another noteworthy gem, Process 3's Smart Projects now does for tasks what Smart Playlists did for iTunes. Based on whatever search criteria users define, Smart Projects provides the answers and keeps them perpetually up to date through the power of Spotlight technology. The Process 3 window features five integrated panes that give users the flexibility to customize framework settings to suit particular projects and situations, whether it be a home office or small business environment, a classroom or a laboratory. Column categories are limited only by imagination. Selection of appropriate styles and formatting is simple. Users have practically unlimited options when it comes to focus aids such as color-coded labels and priority bars, check boxes, customized pop-ups, start and due dates, iCal-synced calendar alarms.
Process 3's integrated Noter pane simplifies the expansion of project outline entries into lucid text for books, magazine articles or marketing plans, for example. Writing is greatly facilitated by access to the adjacent Process Source bar which displays icons of all the resource materials - be they text documents, photos, QuickTime movies, websites or applications - that are attached to any particular item entry. Process export options include RTF, OPML,PRC, HTML,PRC, TXT and OmniOutliner.
Thanks, cool application.
Comment by Thomas — 20 February 2008 @ 1:18 PM