Hi all, Question for you folks using MLO with a Getting Things Done bent ... how do you easily accomplish your "next step" methodology? For instance ... I close a task, but now there is a next step that needs to be done (a new task to create) ... let's say task one is "enable contractor X's LAN ID" ... I enable it, and I want to close this task, but I now need to generate a new task in my "Waiting For" context of "disable contractor X's LAN ID when he completes his work". Is there an easy way to get MLO to prompt me to create a new task upon completing or closing a task? Before MLO, I used the GTD plugin for Outlook, and that was a really handy feature there.
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