[Spartan115]

Hey guys,
My company Convenience Software just released our latest piece of software for the Blackberry called DoIt Pro. As was called for on this very forum, DoIt Pro is a simple and easy to do list that is fast to learn and extremely helpful. In addition to this, your to do list can be updated remotely, so if for example your spouse would like you to go shopping, she need only send you an email with "newtasktodo" in the subject line and whatever is in the body of the email will automatically get added to your to do list.
It's $14.99, and there is a free trial available at Convenience Software: Home of FindIt and DoIt Pro..
If you have any questions please contact me at

[JSanders]

Hey, thanks, gonna try it out now.

[ezrunner]

Wirelessly posted (BlackBerry8800/4.2.1 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/100)

Woow this sounds awesome

[whdigital]

Anyone have additional comments on this one? Not sure I want to reg on Handango to dl a trial that doesn't have email feature to test. Sounds cool on paper though!

[KendallParis]

My comment is that I downloaded it, but every time I try to start it, I get this message:

Error starting DoItDemo: Module 'Task' not found.

I don't know if something is missing from Handango's download, but I can't test it as of now. Is anyone else having this problem?

[JSanders]

Kendall, same here. And I want this one to work. I have looked at so many task apps, this one seemed to have some promise.

[KendallParis]

Whew! I was really hoping that I wouldn't get a "here you go, lugnut" post telling me how to download it. I wanted to see how it worked before I told the guy that it was too expensive.

Yes, its simplicity is what people have been craving, but I think he'd make more money at a different price point. From the screen shot, it is still too easy to say, "nevermind, I'll keep making memos, before I shell out $14.99."

$7.00-10.00 sounds quite irresistible, however.

[JSanders]

I have emailed the developer, let's see what happens.

[Spartan115]

Ok thanks for the feedback. I lowered the price to $7.99 and fixed all the problems with the demos (they now come from my site not Handango.) Please let me know if you have any further questions, comments or suggestions.
Convenience Software: Home of FindIt and DoIt Pro.

[JSanders]

lol, well, the demo literally works one time. I opened it and input one to-do item, closed the app to go back to it and I get the "buy it" message.

The new download works OTA for me, and the new price is obviously more attractive. The app is small, less than a 10k download!

It does appear to be a very basic and uncomplicated to-do task list. I don't see any alarms, and no real options to set.

I am curious how the the "newtasktodo" automation works.

[Fireproof]

I like the way it apparently can auto-add tasks from emailing. Does the app then sync with Tasks in Outlook? Or is it separate and stand-alone?

[JSanders]

Originally Posted by Fireproof

Does the app then sync with Tasks in Outlook? Or is it separate and stand-alone?

I don't know, the one-shot demo expired after 20 seconds. It would be nice to find out, though.

[KendallParis]

Originally Posted by Spartan115

Ok thanks for the feedback. I lowered the price to $7.99 and fixed all the problems with the demos (they now come from my site not Handango.) Please let me know if you have any further questions, comments or suggestions.
Convenience Software: Home of FindIt and DoIt Pro.

Hey, just because you were willing to lower the price, (should've said $5.00. ) without me being able to actually critique the program, I went ahead and bought it without even trying the demo. If you have that much confidence in your program, then I will too.

I'll let everyone know how I like it and try to answer some questions, but it will be sporadic tonight, I'm watching the game.

[KendallParis]

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[KendallParis]

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[Spartan115]

It will take a little while for your Blackberry to install the program, and you will see the hourglass for a little while. If you wait a few minutes it will successfully install. If, however, you are convinced that you have successfully "killed your Blackberry" I would be glad to refund your money just email me.

[JSanders]

Kendall, have you removed the battery and replaced it to reboot the BB?

What's the prognosis?

[KendallParis]

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[KendallParis]

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