Competition: Win a license for the Things!

At the end of the previous week, the developers Things released a new version of the application. We want to tell you about the most important changes, as well as play 3 licenses, which are granted by Cultured Code.

Major changes in the Things 1.2 affected the speed of the application. It is not just about improving the performance, bug fixes, but also an improved support for the work without a mouse. Increased the number of keyboard shortcuts, so you can run the program entirely from the keyboard (the full list is available on the hotkeys a separate page).

But my favorite novelty - an enhanced dialogue quickly create a Quick Entry task. Selecting the text and pressing the keyboard shortcut, you can quickly create a task. And Things insert a piece of text and a link to the source. For example, you read an interesting review of the film and would not forget his look. There is nothing easier - create a task. Or you have received a letter from a colleague to answer that need. Then create using the Quick Entry task and Things insert fragment of a letter and a link to the message. An important point: the application must support Mac OS X Services (and this is another reason not to use Firefox - leave it for web developers!).

If you've enjoyed iGTD, then there are two news: good and bad. iGTD author went to work at Cultured Code, iGTD development stopped. But go on Things will be easier, because You can use the nROGRAMME importer.

In addition, there Spotlight Things 1.2 support (problem can be seen in the search results) and Snow Leopard, as well as the added Russian, French and Spanish localization.

With recent developments and related small share: developers Cultured Code MR provide the reader with 3 licenses for Things. On the day we will play for a single license. What you need to do today to win the Things? Guess about someone in the text in question:

This famous figure born into a poor family and was the 15th child. During his life he was able to make a major contribution to science and the arts, as well as become a prominent statesman and inventor. He developed his own time management system, which allowed him (and us with you) to achieve the highest goals. It is believed that it belongs to the phrase "time - money". Name the first name of this person.

Updated: The fastest appeared iodum. The correct answer is Benjamin Franklin. Congratulations to the winner. Tomorrow will be the second contest with the issue more complicated.