OmniOutliner

For just a checklist type thing (not calendar linked), i like omnioutliner.

Perfessor, no need to bring firearms into the discussion or personal attacks. No doubt the features you've mentioned are present--you simply have to spend several hours looking for them. As it is, I've already spent too many hours working with the latest version of OmniOutliner. May I suggest an etiquette class for you?

I have no idea what version of OmniOutliner you tried, but in the current version I can enter an item and change its level in the outline with a tab or shift tab. I do it all the time. ...

OmniOutliner sounds like what you are looking for.

Now I've seen some outline processors out there like OmniOutliner and Inspiration, but I'm looking for something simple. ...

QuickBooks has been included with some Macs on the disks. From a G5; iLife (including iTunes, iPhoto, iMovie and iDVD), QuickBooks for Mac New User Edition, FAXstf, Art Directors Toolkit, Microsoft Office v.X Test Drive, FileMaker Pro Trial, OmniGraffle, OmniOutliner, GraphicConverter, QuickTime, iChat, Safari, Sherlock, Address Book, iCal, iSync, DVD Player, Mail,...

Apple Powerbook 15" - 1.5gHz - Tiger clean installed (OSX10.4.1)- $1800 OBO!

CONDITION: Great condition, a few small scratches on bottom, small scuff on top, but nothing affecting performance! This laptop looks clean and like new, no screen problems or hardware woes. Still under warranty for just a while longer. Check out all the features and over $1000 in...

Go do a Get Info on your Applications folder etc, as mentioned by davidbrit, its most likely that it has a plethora of preinstalled goodies. If its a new one, you probably have this stuff installed, which could account for the amount of HD used: iLife 05 (requires 4.3 gig if you install everything!) QuickBooks Art Directors Toolkit OmniGraffle OmniOutliner...

I am curious to know whether people use a paper-based or computer-based tool to organize personal tasks and, if computer-based, what application they use (e.g. LifeBalance, Entourage, Slacker, VooDoo, HogBay, NoteBook, NoteTaker, Tasks, OmniOutliner, Process, etc).

These products have some over lap, but they are still somewhat unique. I've never thought of OmniOutliner as the same thing as, say, MacJournal. On the other hand, I would say that StickyBrain, DEVONthink and MacJournal have a lot in common as applications. ...