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Had an earlier parallel experience with them over a less incapacitating problem (duplicate appearances of tasks, bloating sorted to-do lists. Sent PF 4 increasingly frantic messages asking for help (including the relevant files, screenshots, etc.), but have STILL (03/09) gotten NOTHING except their original auto-reply to my original message. What's more, I couldn't find a backup file on my iMac that was less than 8 mos.

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2012 that it coudn't open my library, went to Potion Factory's website & found instructions for how to repair a corrupted library, but then found they didn't match AT ALL what they said I would in my App Support. Its disabling factor is the total, inexcusable lack of tech support. STAY AWAY FROM THIS APP! Forget all the discussion of features, functionality, etc. I feel this app is the best out there for the way I want to work. As soon as I'd type something in THL it would appear on my phone. I was impressed with the way THL handled the whole thing-quite elegantly, actually. I personally don't like iOS apps where the only option is to sign up and pay from there, so was glad this wasn't the case. However, I did decide to try out the iPhone app and pay for the syncing just to see what I was missing, and I think it's really well-implemented. It really is a gem.Īnyway, I too would like it if syncing wasn't a paid option, and up until recently I got around that by syncing to iCal and letting iCal show me the events on my iPhone. That said though, I do hope Andy still has the desire to keep it alive, because even with what else is out there, THL just does everything so smoothly and is very flexible.

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Plenty of stuff that is working hasn't seen an update for a year, not just this. Anyway we don't know that this app is abandoned. Remember NotePad Deluxe? That thing would still be working if Rosetta were still around.

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I've used some old old well-coded software that still worked long after it was abandoned. It's not like I'm worrying about future importing my projects to a new app, because if my projects are still going on 10 years from now then I've got bigger problems than finding a new app. I'm sure there will be plenty of apps not around in 10 years and lots more to replace them.

I figure in 10 years if it's not around, I'll have to adapt to something else. I agree there's a security in knowing a product is actively developed, but since this one works so well, that's not a big concern for me. The subfolders / nesting is essential to me in organizing my things. I do sort of like the context columns in OF but it's just as easy to enter the details in THL and seeing them right next to the task instead of a column is fine with me. Archiving is done well too, that it is still accessible and 'live'. The Smart folders are great as are the way it handles projects too, similar to OF but Hit List just feels better to me. I like that you can have regular tags and contexts too, and more than one of each if you want. It's just a very well-implemented, thought-out app IMO. Since then I also demoed the competition, but I still come back to this one. Owned this app for a long time, back when it was a beta.

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