Ready-Set-Do! has now been updated to version 1.1.

http://homepage.mac.com/toddvasquez/Ready-Set-Do!/FileSharing80.html

Some of the new features include:

1. New "instant vertical focus" feature for seeing higher outcomes and projects connected with your tasks

2. Support for International Date Formats

3. Dialog boxes now return to front center of screen on a 15 minute delay

4. Mute button now turns sayings into prompts or prompts into sayings based on your audio preference

5. More helpful headings & prompts

6. Numerical ordering of months in Tickler so months show in order

7. New "bookmarking" feature when processing your reading

8. Support for multiple partitions, servers, and disks

9. Support for various screen sizes

10. Bug fixes and overall greater stability

PLUS 5 NEW SHORTCUTS
When specifying next actions you can now give one of the following commands:
delete
send to trash
file
send to reference
connect to project

ALSO INCLUDED
? A New Sub-Projects Tutorial
? All Tutorials are now in PDF format - You can search them now.
? New Sync iCal ToDos and Zip My RSD Desktop Plug-Ins

This is a really neat application. I bought it but have yet to truly implement it.

I am surprised there aren't more posts or questions about it.

I looked at it more than once but the concept of using folders to list actions is just too foreign for me I guess.

I was excited to try the demo version 1.1. I am running mac OS X (v 10.3.9).
The install did not work and the readme is an empty file.
Todd I would have contacted you directly I could not find your contact info on your website.

Thanks,
Ceurdge

Hi Ceurdge,

This issue you mention is normally caused by using an older version of StuffIt or by a web browser that is set to automatically unzip files. If you experience seeing a blank Read Me file or what seems to be an incomplete download, it is best to use BOMArchiveHelper to unzip the file instead. You can do this by control-clicking on the zip file and choosing "Open with", then choosing BOMArchiveHelper. Or, alternatively, you can select the zip file, choose Get Info from the File menu and change the "Open with" section to have the file open with BOMArchiveHelper.

Hope that helps,

Sincerely,

Todd V
Ready-Set-Do! Creator

P.S. For further tech support for Ready-Set-Do!, installing, etc. you can contact me directly at readysetdo@mac.com

You can now earn your black belt in productivity with Ready-Set-Do! 1.2.

One of the really cool new features in this version is the ability to generate a "Productivity Report" that scores you on how productive you are. It tells you the percentage of projects you've clarified, the record number of items you've processed out of your Inbox, the average number of weekly reviews you complete per month, and it even assigns you a "belt level" allowing you to progress from the White Belt all the way to the highest, 3rd Degree Black Belt level of productivity.

If you like the ability to track your productivity and get coached along the way, this may be the version for you:

http://homepage.mac.com/toddvasquez/Ready-Set-Do!/FileSharing80.html

Other new features in version 1.2 include:

? Send things to your Ready-Set-Do! folders from any computer connected to the internet with the new RSD Mail Rule!
? Eliminate redundancy with projects that have the same workflows with the new project tags feature!
? Add a deadline to a project and watch as all of its components automatically get assigned appropriate due dates to ensure you complete the project on time!
? Instantly see your urgent and significant tasks at-a-glance with the new Red-Orange-Yellow and Green-Purple-Blue color schemes!
? Stay ahead-of-the-game with the ability to always process your urgent and significant tasks first!
? Print out meeting notes with all of the agenda items and waiting fors for individuals or groups you need to meet with right away with the new agenda-maker!
? Email your entire inventory of projects and tasks so you have access to them from anywhere!

I hope you all find something in this version you like. Enjoy!

Do you know anyone who would like to help translate Ready-Set-Do! into another language?

Ready-Set-Do! is now ready to be translated into other languages. You can read more details here.