[MLO] Re: What's the differece between project and a normal task?

Hi Lisa Many thanks, I think the key is the 1 next action per *root Folder*, I misunderstood(or did not notice, whatever) that *ROOT*. So I think I know what to do now. as to set the folder itself as a project, I did tried that, that's weird but it works, thanks again. : ) Regards On Oct 27,

[MLO] Re: What's the differece between project and a normal task?

At 07:13 PM 10/26/2009, you wrote: >Hi Lisa and all > >Here I rip out a slice of my main mlo, and this time I can reproduce >the problem. >The only difference is that folderOne and folderTwo are also nested in >another folder. Ok, I think I understand what is happening. From the help file: "3.

[MLO] Re: What's the differece between project and a normal task?

Hi Lisa and all Here I rip out a slice of my main mlo, and this time I can reproduce the problem. The only difference is that folderOne and folderTwo are also nested in another folder. I've uploaded the file to: http://www.box.net/shared/bx82696fkk try to check/uncheck the "this is a project" op

[MLO] Re: What's the differece between project and a normal task?

Hi Ron This sound sweet, I mean, to keep project in the todo list as a reminder to define the next action step. I usually think a bunch of subtasks first, and list them under a certain project but with the progressing of the project, there're always more and more subtasks to add. On Oct 27, 6:0

[MLO] advice about which version to purchase

I'm about to purchase either the Standard or Pro version - after a month-plus of using MLO, I'm pretty sure it's going to continue to be a good tool - maybe even a *better *tool as I explore it further. Does anyone have a thought about the virtues of the Pro versus Standard editions? (I should say

[MLO] Re: What's the differece between project and a normal task?

Hi Fletcher I'm still trying to figure out the right way(or proper way) of using Projects, anything to share? Do I need to keep every project in a seperated folder? I think the problem with me is that I'm not clear about the showing/ ordering strategy of the todo list, I do have read the help fi

[MLO] Re: What's the differece between project and a normal task?

Hi there, I did have checked the hierarchy and there wasn't any parent with the "in order" checked, I'm sure about this because, at first I was, too, thinking of that there might be something to do with this option. thanks! On Oct 26, 3:04 pm, Jonas Bergenudd wrote: > Perhaps you have "complete

[MLO] Re: What's the differece between project and a normal task?

Hi Lisa, thanks for your response! I'm using the Active Actions todo view with action filter set to NextAction. I've tried to create a new mlo file and reconstructed the folder hierarchy, but I cant reproduce the behavior either... : ( well maybe there is something wrong else, I'll try to rip it

[MLO] Re: HELP any tutorials for the program ... in ENGLISH???

Why not make a simple screencast? On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 4:50 PM, Fletcher wrote: > > I'm not aware of any, although I'd be willing to write a good one if > one can't be found. > > On Oct 25, 11:12 pm, Patrice wrote: > > HELP any tutorials for the program ... in ENGLISH??? > > > > *Mark Lev

[MLO] Re: HELP any tutorials for the program ... in ENGLISH???

I'm not aware of any, although I'd be willing to write a good one if one can't be found. On Oct 25, 11:12 pm, Patrice wrote: > HELP any tutorials for the program ... in ENGLISH??? --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the G

[MLO] Re: What's the differece between project and a normal task?

You can get a project to be 100% complete by completing the project parent task. When I complete the last subtask of a project, most of the time I am not done with that project. It is helpful to me that a project shows up in the To-Do view, as that is a reminder for me to define the next action st

[MLO] Re: What's the differece between project and a normal task?

This is a little off-topic, but pertains to your subject. Projects, in my opinion, are "broken" in MLO as they do not really exhibit any of the described behavior. The design idea behind a Project is that it will aggregate the information from the subtasks underneath it (such as time required, e

[MLO] Re: Synchronizing 2 desktops + PocketPC?

It ~SHOULD~ be possible, but I've found that MLO on PPC does NOT sync properly with the desktop version-- or there is some difference between them that had me stop using the PPC version, as it would frequently duplicate tasks (just one desktop). On Oct 24, 1:02 pm, gus wrote: > Hi, > > I am new

[MLO] Should MLO leave a completed copy of the sub-tasks of a recurring task when the recurring task is marked as completed?

At the moment if you have something like this: Task A: repeating task Task B: child and you have the following options set on the Advanced options for the Recurring Task A * Selected: Reset all sub-tasks to uncompleted * Selected: Automatically recur when all subtasks are complete *

[MLO] Feature request: IsBookmark in Auto-format conditions

Is it possible to create an auto-format rule that will highlight my bookmarks so I can easily spot them? If not, please consider it as a feature request. Kind regards olejorik --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google

[MLO] Re: Feature Request : F6 in Move Task dialog

+1 On Oct 18, 2:23 pm, Lisa Stroyan wrote: > It's annoying that F6 (collapse all) won't work in the Move Task > dialog...it makes it hard to find where I'm trying to move something > to, since to use the move task dialog, I can't actually have > everything collapsed. > > While I'm at it, I would

[MLO] Re: What's the differece between project and a normal task?

Perhaps you have "complete subtasks in order" checked on The parent task? On Monday, October 26, 2009, Lisa Stroyan wrote: > > > I was not able to reproduce this behavior by pasting your folder tree > into the Rapid Task Entry dialog, and then changing the Folders on > FolderOne and FolderTwo.