Effective List Manager

With all daily activities taking so much time, sorting out things to do in lists is a good idea. However, a list can be used for countless purposes, such as shopping, or enumerating a bunch of files. In this regard, Effective List Manager wants to provide a complete set of options to create and handle existing lists.

The visual design can feel a little confusing at first, but only a little time needs to be spent to get to know the application and all it has to offer. Split into two panels, the main window provides a neat overview of up to ten editable list slots, as well as a tree view of all possible operation. If there’s any existing data you can easily load it in a slot, but only if it’s under the TXT format.

Selecting a slot and hitting “edit” brings up a small panel where it’s possible to specify a file name, list name, comments, as well as the editable text field for the list itself. However, there’s a lot of help you can benefit from if you go through the available set of operations.

Found in a tree view, major categories provide easy access to creation, editing, operations with one or two lists, as well as custom development tools. In case time doesn’t really allow you to manually look for a specific operation, there’s a search option you can use in this regard.

These range from basic document handling like copying or even creating a new list line from clipboard content, to applying logical parameters between two lists, or exporting to HTML. Note that the list of interest needs to be selected first, and you can then enter edit mode to fill in any additional details.

All things considered, we can safely state that Effective List Manager is sure to come in handy if you need to handle lists on a daily basis. It quickly gets you up and running in spite of its ambiguous choice of elements and arrangement, but it’s packed with enough operations to save time when counting, or adding different details to lists.