Caboodle Express is a tool that helps users store and organize various pieces of information, such as gifts given and received, product serial numbers, recipes, directions, photos, and more. It allows for both structured and free-form data entry, allowing users to label and store short values as well as write paragraphs. Categories include bookkeeping & cataloging, cooking, entertainment, healthcare & fitness, religion & esoterics, shopping, sports, travel, and weather.
v1.4
- Added full screen support on Lion.
- Fixes for Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) compatibility.
- Added a default font option to the General Preferences. By default it is used when there is no selected entry when adding as a sibling or child (i.e. creating a top-level entry), but there's a checkbox to use it for all new entries. If that checkbox is off, new entries inherit the previously selected entry's font attributes (as Caboodle has always done).
- Added an automatic save one minute after changing an entry. Caboodle already auto-saves when selecting a different entry or on quit (if you made changes).
- Removed the File > Save command, since a manual save is no longer useful, and it could cause confusion.
- Swapped the View and Decrypt buttons in the decryption sheet, so View is now the default, since it is the most commonly used. The Decrypt button can still be activated via the keyboard via Cmd-D.
- Replaced the password validation logic, since it broke when building for Mac OS X 10.5 and later. Note that this means that entries encrypted in version 1.4 and later can't be decrypted in earlier versions.
- Deleting an entry will now leave no selection, rather than selecting whatever happened to be after the deleted entry.
