Alex has just released the new version of Tasks, Tasks 2.0.

Tasks 2.0 is the evolution of the standalone version of Tasks 1.x; it’s the functionality of Tasks Pro leveraged for single-user use. Much more importantly, it’s priced for a single user. With Tasks, I have no more need for using a PDA to track things-to-do.

I personally plan on purchasing Tasks 2.0 very soon for use at work; I’m a very satisfied Tasks Pro user/administrator for the .net.

Alex has released Version 1.1 of Tasks Pro.

If you have need for a Web-based hierarchical task manager, give Tasks Pro some strong consideration. I have found it to be very good for my needs in a small, collaborative environment.

I was, in fact, the first person to download 1.1. That, folks, is the fun of being online when your friends need someone to beat on the code they’re testing.

First item:

List all items that should be on to-do list.

I keep thinking of things that I need to do, and … few of them are getting done. They only get done as people scream for them. That’s inefficient.

Tasks to the rescue.

I hope.

My buddy Alex has released Tasks Pro™, the professional version of his Tasks itchware.

If you need a Web-based hierarchical task-management system for your small business, go get Tasks Pro. If you need a personal solution, grab Tasks and use it.

Me? I’m stronly considering buying Tasks Pro for the .net.