Z Planner Agenda 1.2

CNET editors' review

Reviewed by: CNET Staff

The last thing a project manager needs is one more project. Though Z Planner Agenda has all the necessary features to help a busy person organize complex projects, the program itself is so convoluted it becomes a project in itself. Though not geared to replace corporate project-management software, this program is for people who manage multiple projects or activities and need help organizing work flow and deadlines. Z Planner offers basic organizational functions, such as dividing projects into tasks and assigning priorities to each task. If you take the plunge (and it's hard to pass up free software) be sure to read the Help file included with the download. The interface is not intuitive and will require a lot of troubleshooting before you're able to get to work. If you enjoy a challenge, Z Planner Agenda will amply provide one--but if you're a project manager with enough projects, look elsewhere for software assistance.

Publisher's description

From Charles Clerc :

This program includes both basic time-management features in the form of punctual and recurrent reminders, and a basic project-management feature, which entails a task breakdown (Work Breakdown Structure) and automatic scheduling. Although it won't replace professional project-management applications on a company-wide scale, the program makes it easy for individuals to plan their one-person projects or their own parts within a team effort.

Version 1.2 features URL sensitive notes in tasks and reminders, improves Autostart management.

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