surely there must a a configurable setting to point MLO to Outlook
2010's new location - Office14 instead of Office12 ?
I am committed to using Outlook 2010 - no turning back - but this
currently trashes MLO for me :-(,
Any immediate fix suggestions most welcome.
Thanks
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Hi Vicki,
I will answer your second question first. Yes you can add notes via
the Rapid Task Entry dialog box. Select Tools/Options/Rapid Task Entry
dialog. There you will find a check box titled, "Place additional text
in task note if text entered is greater than X", where X is a number
that you
One thing that I would really like to see in there is the ability to
set the goal in the rapid task entry, someone else has already
mentioned this.
At the moment I have a hack where I just type "today" after each item,
so it appears at the top of my task list, then I assign the week/month/
year go
2 things I really feel rte is lacking (or if you can do it - please
tell me how?)
1). you can add a context, but you cannot add parent (unless you
select the parent then add all the tasks to the same parent) therefore
I tend to use a default parent ("to be filed") and then I later go in
and drag
Hi Andrey
Is there any news on the new version of MLO for Pocket PC / WM6.5? I
am *very* keen to start using this - having to rely on Pocket
Informant at the moment and I do not like having to learn a whole new
way of managing my tasks. I'd be happy to be involved in beta testing
if that would b
I know what you mean but I'm not sure if it's a bug or not.
It seems that by clicking on Use Time first you restrict the parsing
options e.g. a four digit time gets interpreted as a year without the
colon (:). However, if you don't click "use time" first you can still
use normal parsing e.g. an en
