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Some of these pieces (E-to-T, categorization, hierarchical storage) are excellent analogues to existing Thunderbird features, and would be good first-release candidates to demonstrate the value of the integration. This is not to say that all of these things are not fantastic features -- "must have", even, from my perspective -- but I'm trying to stay conscious of the market-timing value in having a first useful release in the summer of this year. Help me be strong! | Some of these pieces (E-to-T, categorization, hierarchical storage) are excellent analogues to existing Thunderbird features, and would be good first-release candidates to demonstrate the value of the integration. This is not to say that all of these things are not fantastic features -- "must have", even, from my perspective -- but I'm trying to stay conscious of the market-timing value in having a first useful release in the summer of this year. Help me be strong! | ||
*((http://www.vip-qualitysoft.com/products/team_to_do_list | *((http://www.vip-qualitysoft.com/products/team_to_do_list VIP Team To Do List)) is a professional time and task management software for small and midsize business. | ||
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What about the ability to share tasks or assign tasks to different people? This will probably require a shared todo repositiry. Alternatively, a specially formatted email would do the trick. As a schenario, I could create a task, forward it to a co-worker who is out of the office. It is delivered to them as an email and they can right-click->add as task. | What about the ability to share tasks or assign tasks to different people? This will probably require a shared todo repositiry. Alternatively, a specially formatted email would do the trick. As a schenario, I could create a task, forward it to a co-worker who is out of the office. It is delivered to them as an email and they can right-click->add as task. | ||