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<\/p>\nEveryone, today we’re extremely happy to announce the availability of the 5th major update of Pagico for Desktop 6 for Mac OS X and Windows. Ubuntu edition is just around the corner. The v6.5 comes with lots of minor improvements that are designed to make your working environment better than ever. Here’s what’s new in this version:<\/p>\n
Do you have collections? If so, you’re going to love the dedicated flowchart views embedded right inside of each collection.<\/p>\n
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Previously known as the Quick-Access list, the new Favorites is definitely not a stranger to anyone. But there are quite a few rather important changes under the hood. One of them, is that this Favorites list is database-specific. So, if you’re syncing your projects with Pagico across workspaces, you can add certain projects to your Favorites list without affecting your teammates’ databases. Previously, if it’s in your Quick-Access, it’s in everyone’s Quick-Access.<\/p>\n
Now, this change sounds minimal enough. But read on to the next section and you’ll see this Favorites list playing a more important role when comes to teamwork.<\/p>\n
If you sync data and collaborate with others via the Workspaces feature, then you’ll have one problem: everyone’s tasks and appointments will start to show up on your Dashboard screen, especially the Must-Do and Might-Do lists. This issue will soon become overwhelming and render the daily planning section heavily cluttered. In v6.5, you can set the Dashboard screen to “Teamwork mode”, which is designed to only display things you’re interested in.<\/p>\n
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Once the Teamwork mode is activated, your dashboard will show only the following things:<\/p>\n
As you can see, the new Favorites list is playing a rather important role to tell Pagico about the stuff you want to keep track with. One of the really cool uses is this:<\/p>\n
This will make your Dashboard screen much cleaner to look at, and at the same time, won’t miss anything that’s assigned to you. Remember, the new Favorites list is database-specific. Therefore everyone on your team can have their own Favorite items, and so everyone can enjoy a cleaner Dashboard view.\u00a0Pretty cool, isn’t it?<\/p>\n
As you can see, Pagico for Desktop v6.5 is a big update. As always, this is a FREE update and you can grab it in the [Download Section->\/download\/].<\/p>\n
Hope you’ll enjoy! And please keep the feedback coming!<\/p>\n
P.S.: If you love Pagico and would like to write some comments, please visit [the MacUpdate listing->] and post your comments there. As a small software vendor, we really need and would tremendously benefit from your comments. Thank you very much in advance!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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