OmniFocus Pro v2.3 - Ah.

Name: OmniFocus Pro
Version: 2.3
Mac Platform: Intel
Includes: KG

OS version: OS X 10.10 or later
Processor type(s) & speed: Intel, 64 bit

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Activation:
Use the included KG (By CORE)

OmniFocus for Mac 2.3
October 14, 2015
Requires OS X 10.10

OmniFocus 2.3 adds a new layout option for the outline and fixes bugs in OS X El Capitan.

"Custom Columns” Layout — A new Layout pane has been added to OmniFocus Preferences. Fluid Layout is the one you’ve been using since OmniFocus 2 shipped. In Custom Columns layout, horizontal space is redistributed automatically between the columns as you resize the window, with columns whose entries are likely to be shorter staying close together. Customers with Pro can choose which layout to use per perspective via the View popover in the toolbar. For more information, check out OmniFocus Help > Preferences > Layout.
Title Folding — Use Show Full Item Title > When Selected in the View menu to only show the first line of items’ titles and keep rows vertically compact. Item titles are automatically expanded to show the full title when you select a row.
Sync Log — Sync Preferences now includes a sync log (in Show Sync Details).
Note Buttons — Both Fluid and Custom Columns layout use a new note button. If an item has a note, the chevron on its note button indicates the action that OmniFocus will take when you click the button. Clicking a note button with a downward pointing chevron expands the note. Clicking a note button with an upward pointing chevron collapses it.
Status Circles — The indicator for repeating tasks looks more like small, repeating status circles now (and less like the elipsis button in apps like iTunes and Music).
El Capitan — Fixed bugs and visual glitches in OS X El Capitan.
Sync Conflict — Fixed a bogus sync conflict resulting in the error message “Unable to synchronize database with server; The local database appears to have been reset and is no longer able to reach transaction identifiers”
Attachment Window — Greatly improved performance when deleting a large number of attachments.
Documentation — Updated the docs for new features and generally improved them.
Smaller Fixes and Improvements — A great number of bugs have been fixed as part of implementing the new layout options.


More Info: https://www.omnigroup.com/omnifocus/

We understand, you’re busy. You’ve got stuff to do. Work. Home. Play.

The only way you’ll make it through all the things that you need to do is to organize them somehow. Maybe you’ve been making do with notebooks or sticky notes — and hoping they don’t fall into the world of lost things behind your desk. But hey! You’ve got this awesome Mac sitting in front of you. You use it every day. You guard it with your life.

It’s time to get serious about all of the stuff you need to do. It’s time to get OmniFocus.

The new OmniFocus 2 features everything you need to seriously get stuff done:

Clarify your goals as Projects, and break them down into manageable Actions.
Assign Contexts — the place you need to be, the person you need to contact, or even a state of mind — to Actions and Projects
NEW: Use Forecast to see the actions and Calendar events already on your plate, and assign due dates to actions
NEW: Assess and update your projects on a regular basis in the dedicated Review perspective
Track essential details on everything, including dates, notes, and file attachments
Capture urgent tasks and stray thoughts to your OmniFocus Inbox with Quick Entry — no need to even Command-Tab away from the app you’re working in when the thought occurs
Keep it all at your fingertips by syncing with OmniFocus for iPad and OmniFocus for iPhone
Collect from anything that can send email — Omni Sync Server’s Mail Drop adds items directly to your OmniFocus Inbox
Print reports for your manager (if they like that kind of thing)
Control the badges and notifications for upcoming tasks — out of your way or colorfully hard to overlook


The OmniFocus Pro in-app purchase adds tools to help you be even more productive - use custom perspectives and focus to fine-tune your views, and apply the power of AppleScript to supercharge your workflow.

Don’t you think it’s time to find a better way to organize all of the stuff you need to accomplish?

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