I experience this too. My column are either moving around. Not all but the 
Goal, Urgency shift to the front sometimes. Not sure why it just can't be 
consistent when I move them there, for them to stay there. It doesn't 
happen all the time to me every time I use MLO but yeah, once or twice, 
when I shoot over to my outline and select the goals filter, those columns 
have shifted. I wish there was some way to lock the columns in place.

Joel



On Thursday, April 3, 2014 9:35:46 AM UTC-4, Richard C wrote:
>
> Hmmm - spoke too soon.   MLO keeps removing the columns I have added back 
> into my ToDo view in the main window.  Suspect that it is something to do 
> with the Helper Window based on that view not having the columns and in 
> some way, forcing their removal in the main window but I can't reproduce at 
> will.  It just seems to be happening.
>  
> Have now closed the Helper window and reopened it based on my main view 
> which has the columns to see whether that stops MLO removing them.
>  
> Have to say that this behaviour is not good - would be much more 
> consistent, clearer and more flexible if changing the columns in a view was 
> the same as changing the filter criteria - the changes are only made in 
> that workspace and only become permanent when you save the view.
>  
> Have wasted too much time with this already.
>  
> Richard
>
> On Thursday, 3 April 2014 12:21:34 UTC+1, Richard C wrote:
>
>> And to add some more information.  It looks like the columns are 
>> associated with the view because I realised I needed the same view (with 
>> regard which items are displayed) but with different columns in the 
>> dfferent workspaces.     So when I went back and chose my original To Do 
>> view in my new workspace and then edited the columns,  the columns in my 
>> main Todo view also changed immediately.
>>  
>> So it looks like columns are stored with views.   
>>  
>> But I think what is confusing is that when you change the columns on a 
>> view, the little star does not appear to say that you have changed the view 
>> and it also looks as if the column change immediately applied to all 
>> instances  (ie: unlike when you change anything in the left hand panel, 
>> where effectively that change is not applied to the original view until you 
>> save it)
>>  
>> It is sort of coming back to me now because I know that I have always 
>> found this very confusing (and still do).
>>  
>> The bottom line is that I want to have two workspaces both based on the 
>> same view (ie showing the same items) but with different column 
>> settings.    And it doesn't look as if this is possible in the main MLO 
>> window.
>>  
>> However,  it does look as if you can create a helper window and then 
>> change the column settings in that.without it affecting the column settings 
>> in the MLO window  - which is the reason I wanted the facility in the first 
>> place.    But then I can't save those column settings.
>>  
>> Hmmm,   Any thoughts any one?
>>  
>> Richard.
>>  
>>
>> On Thursday, 3 April 2014 12:08:11 UTC+1, Richard C wrote:
>>
>>> Arrgh - just noticed that I missed a step out there - after creating my 
>>> new No Col To Do, I saved the view with a new name To Do (single col)'
>>>  
>>>
>>> On Thursday, 3 April 2014 11:39:40 UTC+1, Richard C wrote:
>>>
>>>> I am still completely bemused by how MLO handles and stores the column 
>>>> set up for a particular workspace.  Are they stored with the view or with 
>>>> the workspace or some other place.
>>>>  
>>>> Here's what I have just done - if anybody can explain to me the logic 
>>>> behind this, I would be grateful
>>>>  
>>>> I have a Workspace set up with my ToDo view and multiple column - lets 
>>>> call this my 'Main ToDo workspace)
>>>>  
>>>> I wanted to create a new version of my ToDo view but with no columns (I 
>>>> will explain why in another post)  - lets call this 'No col ToDo' workspace
>>>>  
>>>> So I created the new workspace and selected my ToDo view in that 
>>>> workspace - it may have defaulted to this because I right clicked on my 
>>>> Main ToDo workspace tab and selected new Workspace.
>>>>  
>>>> I then stripped out the columns that I didn't want to appear in my 'No 
>>>> col ToDo' workspace
>>>>  
>>>> I am not sure whether I went back to look at my Main ToDo workspace at 
>>>> this point.
>>>>  
>>>> Any way, I subsequently shut down MLO.
>>>>  
>>>> And now this morning, when I go to my Main ToDo doesn't have any 
>>>> columns!!!
>>>>  
>>>> It looks like I can add back the columns in my Main ToDo without them 
>>>> appearing in my No Col ToDo workspace but if anybody can explain to me why 
>>>> the columns disappeared from my MainToDo when I removed them from a 
>>>> different workspace, I would be grateful.
>>>>  
>>>> Thanks
>>>>  
>>>> Richard
>>>>  
>>>>
>>>

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