The Macintosh equivalent of these color-coded priority lists has been called 'Labels' and has been around since the 16-color Macs debuted in the late 1980s. If applied crudely, the colors can be distracting, but the more colors available will provide much-needed variety and could possibly be pleasing, especially when compared to the Palm OS as it is now.
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The Macintosh equivalent of these color-coded priority lists has been called 'Labels' and has been around since the 16-color Macs debuted in the late 1980s. If applied crudely, the colors can be distracting, but the more colors available will provide much-needed variety and could possibly be pleasing, especially when compared to the Palm OS as it is now.