Have you made checklist (grocery, or otherwise) in the old-fashion pen-and-paper way or Smartphone way only to find it to be of little use besides ticking off because there's no photo attached? It is meant to address that, and more.Attaching photos from a digital camera file or call up and load phone camera image on-the-fly, or go without photo. That choice is entirely up to you. You can also export them into Web pages to view and print them anywhere, be your PC, Mac, Linux or straight from your new KitKat phone. So you can take it as paper if you wish. It took much longer than anticipated; here is a 95% rewrite of my original Checklist app, that was more or less a quick-and-dirty implementation to what I need at the time,...
Have you made checklist (grocery, or otherwise) in the old-fashion pen-and-paper way or Smartphone way only to find it to be of little use besides ticking off because there's no photo attached? It is meant to address that, and more.Attaching photos from a digital camera file or call up and load phone camera image on-the-fly, or go without photo. That choice is entirely up to you. You can also export them into Web pages to view and print them anywhere, be your PC, Mac, Linux or straight from your new KitKat phone. So you can take it as paper if you wish. It took much longer than anticipated; here is a 95% rewrite of my original Checklist app, that was more or less a quick-and-dirty implementation to what I need at the time, but this is different. Faster, quicker, streamlined for anything from old Donut or Eclair phones to latest KitKat and beyond.To take advantage of modern features and management, old Android 1.5 (very old) has no forward-compatibility and relatively little system resources hence dropped from support, Android 1.6 was designed with future in mind and rest assured it will be supported for sometime to come. During testing you should have no problem with at least 15 pictures per list, but likely many more.
