OmniPlan 2.0.3 offers powerful project-management tools
Summary
Most of us can usually get by with tools such as Cultured Code’s Things ( ) or Hog Bay Software’s TaskPaper ( ) for managing to-do lists or other day-to-day tasks. For example, if you were building a house, you’d set a planned start and finish date, break the project down into logical tasks (excavation, footings, foundation, framing, sheathing, roofing, electrical, etc. You can also add notes, documents, or images to each task, making OmniPlan a potential repository for every aspect of your project. While it’s easy get started with OmniPlan, it offers a significant number of sophisticated features that may prove challenging to master. While you’ll find excellent documentation on the Omni Group website, you can expect to spend several days, if not a couple of weeks, learning where all the features are and putting them all to good use.