Urban Design announces Qu-s - Do more with your Desktop

December 31, 2008 in Utility (E)

[prMac.com] London, England - Urban Design Limited today announces the release and the immediate availability of Qu-s, a unique utility that adds functionality to your Desktop. Throw away that scrap paper for phone numbers, forget the whiteboard for inspirational nuggets, and stop bookmarking the entire internet. Qu-s is the permanent answer for organizing all your temporary items. Use Qu-s for storing internet links, jotting down thoughts, and remembering tasks.

But what makes Qu-s unique, is by utilizing the Desktop it keeps what you need at your finger tips but out of your way. Using a design aware and simple interface, with fun and sophistication, Qu-s uses advance features usually reserved for word processing applications to bring organization to your ideas and your notes.

These and other features are as follows:
* Bullet, check boxes and numbered lists
* File and internet links with previews
* A built in browser with the capability of zooming web pages
* An automated system for storing and clearing completed tasks
* Multiple ways of organizing and displaying information
* Exporting content for use with other applications

Minimum Requirements:
* Mac OS X Version 10.5 Leopard or higher

By not complicating a simple process, Qu-s is the program you've wanted, the organizing tool you need, and the fast access and creative linking you deserve.

Pricing and Availability:
Qu-s can be purchased online for $16.95 (USD). For more information on Qu-s which includes a full interactive tour, or to download a fully functional demo version, please visit the company web site.

Urban Design Limited is a UK registered company operating from offices in London England. The company specializes in Design and Software and has been involved in many different aspects of both disciplines. Copyright 2007-2008 uncomplex gmbh. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, are registered trademarks of Apple Computer in the U.S. and/or other countries.

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