I am with djsdjsdjs on this one. To my mind there is a significant
gap in the market between the MS Project project planning tool and
something that allows an individual to plan/sketch out their work
over the next few weeks to a) put in place reminders to do things and
b) get some sense of whet
I recently posted a suggestion for nmemonic bookmarks which got zero
support :-(
However, what I have started doing is adding a mmenoic to those higher
level tasks/projects that I frequently want to jump to prefixing them
with a # eg (#times).
I can now use the ordinary find to jump to quickl
For clarity, let me explain in more detail what I think the risk is
here.
I have been involved in many projects big and small, from IT to
construction to outsourcing. I have also spent a lot of time in
manufacturing planning and scheduling. Project scheduling (which is
what you're getting into), e
+1
On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 10:11 AM, Richard C wrote:
> I recently posted a suggestion for nmemonic bookmarks which got zero
> support :-(
>
> However, what I have started doing is adding a mmenoic to those higher
> level tasks/projects that I frequently want to jump to prefixing them
> with a
I like option 3 best Richard.
Sometimes you want to leave the Search Box open. If, for example,
you're looking for something in Task Notes and you have to select to
display but if it's not what you want you need to go back to the
filtered Search Box. Other times you know you've got the right task
Load balancing and date driven scheduling are two very different
things Richard.
In terms of functionality to help manage personal workload over time
(load balancing), I think this would be a very natural and desirable
development from where MLO is now.
As for the calendar view, I think that one'
> I use MS Project quite a lot and it just doesn't work for this near
> term planning.
I forgot to mention Richard, try the MS Project 2010 Beta it's light
years better - they finally got it right!
On Mar 7, 12:54 pm, Richard C wrote:
> I am with djsdjsdjs on this one. To my mind there is a si
Hey djsdjsdjs, the T-minus technique you are talking about is actually a
pretty popular tool in time management. If you search the Internet on
"Backward Planning" you should see a number of references to it.
And I would have no problem if Andrey were to add functionality to support
such a popula
Forgot to mention that if something like this technique was used you would
need to be a little creative with your ToDo views to actually see it.
That is why I thought something like this should be incorporated into a
broader solution of having a Goal date and Due Date. That way "relative"
relatio
F544 is the feature number in the official MLO features plan at
http://www.mylifeorganized.net/products/my-life-organized/features-plan.htm.
It was actually created from my and a few other users requests over a
year ago. Unfortunately my request for outline filtering was turned
into ToDo filtering
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