Giveaway - SBSH MyList for Windows Mobile Smartphone

[Mike Temporale]

<div class='os_post_top_link'><a href='http://www.sbsh.net/products/mylist_sp/' target='_blank'>http://www.sbsh.net/products/mylist_sp/</a><br /><br /></div><i>"MyList is a powerful list manager application designed with a user-friendly interface that guarantee thing will get organized. Using MyList you can create lists for any purpose that you can review or modify at any time. All lists are organized in categories, optionally generate new lists from pre-defined templates and build new templates for your personal needs, assign custom icon to each list for a clearer identification and much more!. MyList is wrapped with great graphics that makes it fun organizing your life!"</i> <br /><br /><img src="http://www.smartphonethoughts.com/images/Temporale-20070709-MyListSBSH.jpg" alt="User submitted image" title="User submitted image"/> <br /><br />I'm certain that everyone noticed the <a href="http://www.smartphonethoughts.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=89876">announcement</a> last week about SBSH releasing MyList for the Smartphone. Now, thanks to the great team at <a href="http://www.sbsh.net">SBSH,</a> we have 4 copies of MyList, to giveaway to some lucky Smartphone Thoughts readers. All you need to do to be eligible to win is reply to this thread and let us know what types of lists you would create using MyList. You have until the end of day Sunday July 15th. I will randomly select 4 people from the replies and post the winners on Monday. Good Luck! 8)

[macattack]

This would be a great way for me to separate my tasks, work orders, and short notes into individual project categories. This kind of organizational capability is one of the sore shortcomings of the Smartphone (I refuse to call it "Standard") platform, and this software looks like it would go a long way toward remedying the situation.

[ringmaster]

My wife is the listmaker. I'm sure she will create many more lists with MyList than she already does. Most of these lists consist of things like "Owen, (that's me) clean fish tank" or "Owen, lift heavy things to impossible places".

If she has MyList (of which I've made the "mistake" of showing her the trial) she will most certainly move guest lists for our summer BBQs into her phone rather than leaving paper lists on the kitchen counter where a certain aunt's invitation can be "accidentally misplaced". Having all of her lists in one place and easy to backup will be handy for her, I'm sure.

Still, if I had my own copy of MyList, I could make a list or two to remind myself of all of the things I love about my wife in preparation for when the shopping lists invariably fly to my pocket PC over bluetooth. Oh, how I love shopping lists. At least they can be organized by store.

Based solely on my listmaker's reaction to the software, I think it'll be a perfect addition to our pocket PCs.

[dstrauss]

This looks to be a good and simple project manager. Tasks (in Calendar) are too confining to detail the steps of a project. This would give you control over the parts of the project without over-complicating the process for use on a smartphone device.

[srsabu]

Honey-do lists, grocery lists, lists of projects, parts lists for the projects, lists of the lists I need to keep track of...

[b0wtie]

i'm using the trial version now and it works pretty well.

[nosmohtac]

I'd make my Super Walmart Grocery/Household shopping list, list of DVD's in my collection, and To Do lists.

Looks like a great program. I like the visual appeal, but it might pack more of a punch if it had a desktop companion for quicker list creation.

[hotdram]

Stuff "to Don't" list (aka "Honey Do" list)

Shopping list for Cabela's
Shopping list for Bass Pro Shop
Shopping list for Best Buy
List of stuff to bring when camping
List of stuff to bring when ATV'ing
List of stuff to bring when camping and ATV'ing
List of stuff to bring when hunting
List of chargers/cables/cameras/GPS's/camcorders/iPods/DVD players/cell phones to bring when going anywhere
List of lists

~Rob

[kidoco]

LOVE THIS SOFTWARE

[dshep2020]

I downloaded and used the trial. Great software! I started to use it for all the little lists that I make each day for reminders...

Call I need to make, things to pick up at the store.... I also use it to brain storm ideas..

[karinatwork]

Oooooh - shopping lists, definitively!
Lists about skincare routines, which eye shadow colours I have and which I need, etc.
Packing lists for trips
Birthday gift lists
All my lists, because I am hating Listpro on my smartphone.
I love this one though! It has my vote...

[ksaim]

This is a great app. I would love to be the recipient of a free copy--if not I will be forking over the $$$ to pick one up when my trial is up.

[kiwi]

I made a packing list for my camping trips - I always seem to forget *something*!!

[jkovacs]

Birthday and holiday gift lists
Home project lists
Misc. information

Thanks,
...Joe K.

[chucky.egg]

I'd have "process" lists - some of the tasks I have must happen in a specific order, and they change them ALL THE TIME! so I'd be keeping track of the latest

Another good one for me would be medication for my son. I'm terrified of giving him the wrong stuff/amount at the wrong time.

We've just moved house, so I want a list of "things to fix sometime when I get 5 minutes". Stuff like clearing the gutters, putting on the door handles... all the sort of stuff that you just end up living with unless you do it in the first few months.

Birthday gifts would be great too - how often have I seen something and thought "Ah, Whats-her-face would like that!" only to forget when the time comes.



I'm looking forward to the SBSH "My Secretary" app, who can just manage all this stuff for me.

[tigerbyte0]

I like this app! Count me in!

[haveblue128]

While the tech hardward trend is towards making smartphone able to do much more than PDAs, as a sys architect, oddly, it seems codewriters believe one much have a touch screen to do more. Wrong-the latest version of "My List" makes that clear.

For an "absent-minded professor" like my Husband, as your to-dos grow, both in depth and breath, I find my guy gets more of the little things done that he often forgot. Please continue your work as it seems to keep our relationship in good stead.

[mpaquette]

Cool, I can finally get rid of all my lists on sticky notes that decorate my office. Lists of things to do at work, grocery list, Lowe's list, landscaping list, the list goes on and on........... pun intended.

[GreatDay]

Well this is certainly timely. I was just thinking the other day, how come i don't have a List App on my phone for just those little chores and items I need to collect so I can make one trip when i get the opportunity to shop. Well now I will---sorry---assuming I'm one of the Chosen.[/b]

[baralong]

I'll be giving this a go.

Primary list will be kids stuff, and if it's at my place for thier Mum's.

Obviously shopping lists, but as a relitively recently single Dad with an increasingly hectic social calendar, I can think of a few other lists that might come in handy :wink:

[graffitisurf]

I'm trialling this at the moment and it looks good. SBSH are the best software developers out there and the feedback and support is second to none. I'll use this for shopping lists and software reg keys most likely.Can also see it being useful for overseas travel preparation. Will hold off purchase in case I'm real lucky.

[sp5]

I oversee a team of 60+ employees who live all over the world. Their vital statistics would be first on the list, to make it easy to reference them at a moment's notice anywhere I might be. Then, the usual honey-do lists, etc.

[sosha]

I'd make a list of reasons my Blackjack is better than an iPhone. :lol:

[me]

I would use it for grocery lists and different to-do lists, password lists (does this have encryption?), etc.

[hutbug]

I love SBSH products, I couldn't live without Papyrus and Facade!
I make lists all the time, one for to-dos for the current day, one for to-dos anytime in the future, one for stuff I have to buy today, one for stuff I have to buy anytime in the future, and one for long-term goals.

[jpinokc]

For Work: Project Lists; For Home: Grocery Lists

[astralab]

I just want to win this so I will be more organized. Then I will have more time to participate in this forum.

[radavi]

Of course the standard grocery list, and also a more projectmanagement list like thing. Tasks, but only more categorized.
A list of 'people I should call' 'people I must have dinner with soon' and lists like that.

[webservicedude]

Shopping, reminders, movies to see, errands, etc... Lists are one of the key things I want in my smartphone - I got really used to the utter simplicity and flexibility of Pocket Informant back when I was using PocketPCs, and was hoping Papyrus would give me some of the same functionality. But alas, the task manager in that application is sorely lacking a few key features.

I'm hoping this new app from SBSH gives me what I need!

[MR_E]

Ideas for birthday presents for my girlfriend, our children and myself. I get great ideas for birthday presents often enough, but can't recall any of them when I go shopping for presents.

I need to make lists I won't lose or render unreadable.
I need to make those lists on my Dash.

[loom]

I'd use this for plain old to do lists. But, I'd love to read the list confirming why my blackjack is better, cheaper, more practical and been more useful to me in the past year than an i-crap-phone could ever be.

[jtwang]

This will be a great tool for me to track the key tasks for many of my outstanding projects. The Task function in WM5 is very limited and does not allow easy organization by project. I definitely look forward to trying out this tool. :lol: