High Priority 1.11 review

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High Priority is a Mac OS X menu extra whose sole purpose is to help you manage your To Dos in a simple, intuitive, and pleasant manner.

License:	Shareware
OS:	Mac OS X
File size:	357K
Developer:	Aram Kudurshian Buy Now
Price:	$6.00
Updated:	27 May 2006

High Priority is a Mac OS X menu extra whose sole purpose is to help you manage your To Dos in a simple, intuitive, and pleasant manner.

Leveraging the power and simplicity of iCal, High Priority allows you to create, edit, and remove your To Do items directly from the menu bar, without having to have iCal open.

High Priority is inexpensive shareware and may be used indefinitely in it's unlicensed state to view and edit To Do items.

Licensing will allow you to create New To Do items and gain priority technical support. With licenses starting at only $6, High Priority makes a perfect addition to any menu bar!

What's New:
New: Compiled as a Universal Binary
New: Ability to hide subscribed calendars
Bug Fix: Due Dates now appear in localized format
Bug Fix: Now properly parses non-standard completed dates that include time zone
Bug Fix: Now properly parses due dates that include time
Bug Fix: Now properly parses in URLs that don't contain a specified type
Bug Fix: Now properly parses Priority 0 To Do items that would previously be shown at the top of the menu.

Requirements:
iCal 2.0 on Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

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