ToDo List - A small utility to aid in making various types of useful lists.
version: 1.6
Copyright 2006 April Russo. All rights reserved.
http://www.appsapps.info
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This program is donationware. If you like it and find it useful, please consider donating to its author:  
http://donationcoder.com/donate/19278
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Files included:

ToDoList.exe  (program file)
Sample.tdo (sample ToDo list file)
Sample.don (sample Done list file)
README.txt (this file)

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To create a new list, click the New List button (shortcut: Ctrl+N). (If you have an unsaved list loaded, you will be prompted to save it.)

To add an item click the Add button (shortcut: Ins or Ctrl+Shift+Ins) and type in your text. Then click OK or hit your Enter key again. Click the Add button or hit your Enter key to add additional entries. The global shortcut of Ctrl+Shift+Ins can even be used when the program is minimized.

To edit an item, just click the Edit button (shortcut: Ctrl+E) and change the text. Then click OK or hit your Enter key.

To delete an item from the ToDo side, select it and click the delete button (shortcut: Del). (Note: You can not delete entries from the Done side. The must be moved back to ToDo side in order to be deleted.)

To undo a delete, click the Undo Delete button (shortcut: Shift+Del).

To open an existing list, click the Open List button (shortcut: Ctrl+O) and navigate to the location of list file (filename.tdo).

To save a list, click Save (shortcut: Ctrl+S).

To save an existing list with a new name or save a new list, click Save List as... (shortcut: F6)(Note: Lists are saved in a pair of files; one having a .tdo extension (your todo list) and one having a .don extension (your done list). If you move one of these files to a new location, you must move them both. They must be kept together as a pair.)

To print your To Do list, click the Print To Do button (shortcut: Ctrl+P). 

To print the Done list, click the Print Done button (shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+P).

To move an item from the ToDo side to the Done side, click the > button (shortcut: Ctrl+D) located in the center, between the 2 lists. 

To move all items from ToDo to Done, click the >> button (shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+D) located in the center, between the 2 lists.

To move an item from Done back to ToDo, click the < button (shortcut: Ctrl+T) located in the center, between the 2 lists.

To move all items from Done back to ToDo, click the << button (shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+T) located in the center, between the 2 lists.

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When you minimize the program, it goes to the system tray.

A single click of the tray icon will allow you to add an item to the ToDo side without having to make the program window visible.

A double click of the tray icon will make the program window visible.

A right click of the tray icon will allow access to the tray menu for using various commands.

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You can open files from the command line by using the path to the file as the parameter.

Exanple: 
Go to Start...Run...and type in the box:

"C:\Program Files\ToDoList\ToDoList.exe" "C:\My Documents\My list.tdo"

Replace the path to the program with the correct path for your system. 
Replace the path to the .tdo file with the correct path to your .tdo file.

Make sure that you put the path in quotes if it contains a space in a folder name or the file name.
Make sure you place a space between the path to the program and the file you want to open.
Make sure it is the path to the .tdo file and not the .don file.

You can use the command line parameter to set up a specialzed shortcut that will open a specific file in the program.

Handy Windows Tip: You can use Windows key + R as a shortcut to get to the Run dialog box.


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Version History:

August 05, 2005		1.0		Initial release as a feature of DClock 2.

August 19, 2005		1.1		Released as a stand alone application.

September 01, 2005	1.2		Fixed small bug that was causing an error if you clicked the
					Edit button when the list was blank.

September 27, 2005	1.3		Fixed a bug that was preventing the editing of the first line in the list. 
					Re-introduced previous bug. :-(

August 20, 2006		1.4		Added ability to print ToDo list. 
					Window is now resizable.

August 25, 2006		1.5		Added shortcut keys.

September 5, 2006		1.6		Added global hotkey to add item to a list.
					Added command line parameter to open a .tdo file.
					Added ability to print Done list.
					Added tray icon and ability to minimize to tray.
