Robochan Announces Version 1.1 of Listz Dashboard Widget, Searchable Tags, Burn to Disc, and Meta-links New in 1.1

Albuquerque, New Mexico (PRWEB) April 3, 2007

Today Robochan announced an update to its popular list manager application for the Macintosh. New in this update are searchable tags for items, meta-links to tabs or other lists, and a ListzWidget for Apple's Dashboard.

The new "Meta-links" empower users to forge complex relationships between their items, lists, and tabs. "We wanted to give users a powerful way to organize their data, like an information 'hub'. With Meta-links they can now create lists that function as an index, table of contents, or summary list with content spread out amongst dozens of other lists," said Denise Eatherly, co-founder.

The Global View provides a top-down look at all the lists, tabs, and items in a user's set. Using the Simple Filter function a user can quickly locate text amongst thousands of sources and still have perspective on its location within the data-set. This "view from 20,000 feet" is presented as an outline view that can be opened or collapsed to the desired level of detail.

Also new in this release is a one-click Burn to Disc feature. "Many of our users have huge lists where they store critical personal and business information. We felt like it was very important to give them a quick, reliable way to backup that data offline," said co-founder Chris Livingston.

With the opening of the new "goodies" page on their website, Robochan offers two free styles for users who prefer a more traditional Apple appearance. The goodies page also hosts additional category sets for free download (http://www.robochan.com/goodies/).

Pricing & Availability
Listz version 1.1 is available for download from Robochan's website (http://www.robochan.com) as a two-week free trial. A license key for Listz is available from the Robochan online store (http://www.robocha.com/store/), for $39.95US. Listz 1.1 is a Universal Binary that runs under Mac OSX 10.4 on both Power PC and Intel architectures. It will also run under Mac OSX 10.3.9 on PowerPC processors.

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