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Re: Strange Column Behaviour

dancingbr...@gmail.com (db) — Sun, 09 Apr 2006 02:25:38 UT

I thought Jumsoft was watching this little list too. Maybe you should
post on the PIM list.

Re: Strange Column Behaviour

john.rick...@mac.com (JR-London) — Fri, 07 Apr 2006 10:14:00 UT

It's so true, customer service is crucial to reputation. Every company,
software not, has it's problems, what counts is what you DO about it.
We've turned the occassional client problem into a positive by talking
to them and sorting it out straight away. In fact it ends up leaving a
good taste where-as to leave it to fester leaves a very sour taste they

Re: Strange Column Behaviour

dancingbr...@gmail.com (db) — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 11:48:19 UT

Hi JR,
It is too bad the lack of response from these developers. It seems so
many want to make the big money but fall short where it matters.

Strange Column Behaviour

john.rick...@mac.com (JR-London) — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 15:31:06 UT

I too am finding some odd behaviour. I want to use Process to give me
an at-a-glace of sales prospects I'm talking to. I've added extra
columns for name, phone number etc.
I had to enter one name which was a little longer than I'd allowed for
so dragged the column a little wide to make room for the name. Process

Funky item-list behavior

keno-m...@nosubstance.net (keno) — Sat, 18 Mar 2006 22:06:05 UT

Hi there. I just installed Process on my computer and I'm testing it
out as I'm looking for a way to keep track of my projects and keep a
lock on my productiveness. I like the potential of this program, but it
seems a little rough still.. but maybe it's me.
So I've created a project, and I notice that the item-list doesn't act

Re: Just pulled down the Beta

dancingbr...@gmail.com (db) — Wed, 01 Mar 2006 19:13:33 UT

There is facility within OS X for handling dates properly; I don't know
why they wouldn't use them.
I actually wish we (the US) could adopt the more logical european
format for dates (day,month year) Using Apple's internal date
structures should allow us all to use what we want, with no consequence
to others.

Re: Just pulled down the Beta

john.rick...@mac.com (JR-London) — Wed, 01 Mar 2006 11:32:45 UT

Like what I see so far but I hope they are late as I've just found
there is no facility for international date formats !
ie I tried to enter a date of when I first contacted a new prospect,
which for me was the 31st of January 2006, so here in the UK we would
enter this as 31.1.06.
It threw up an error message as it can't handle this format and

Re: Just pulled down the Beta

dancingbr...@gmail.com (db) — Wed, 01 Mar 2006 02:05:40 UT

Hi JR,
We'll be curious to see what you think. In case you didn't see, the
final version is due today, but we all know how hat can go. Hopefully
we'll hear or see some news at least.

Just pulled down the Beta

john.rick...@mac.com (JR-London) — Tue, 28 Feb 2006 11:37:06 UT

Thanks for flaggign the application up. I've never used this type or
app before but it could certainly be useful. Running a sales based
company I need to follow through on prospects I'm trying to win and
keep a track on live jobs in. I do use JopPro which containes these
functions currently but there is no iCal or Address book link unless

Jumsoft releases Process 2.0 Beta 3 (cross post)

dancingbr...@gmail.com (db) — Fri, 17 Feb 2006 06:57:46 UT

[link]
via MacMinute:
"This release fixes a critical iCal sync bug and other major bugs such
as undo/redo, sorting, document scrolling, unusual text styles, locked
projects, software update, pop-up columns, file saving and bugs with
sources. The final version of Process 2.0 is expected by the end of the

Welcome to ProcessTalk

dancingbr...@gmail.com (db) — Thu, 16 Feb 2006 01:16:37 UT

Welcome to ProcessTalk, a place for open discussions regarding Process
by Jumsoft:
[link]
This is started primarily because Jumsoft doesn't have a public forum,
and I personally think it is most useful to existing and potential
users to have an open forum where they can discuss any thing related to