LORight, I've done that too. MLO is very lightweight and very powerful IMO.
Joel
On Thursday, June 28, 2012 10:54:00 AM UTC-4, robisme wrote:
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> I must admit that whenever I try another program, I quickly come back to
> MLO, which is incomparably more ergonomic and powerful than any other.
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I do agree CTenorman, I have looked around only to come back because I have
found MLO to be the most useful. Among all the to do list/personal task
management software out there, whether install or download, I can't find
anything that has matched MLO. I guess my real concern is whether or not
v
I must admit that whenever I try another program, I quickly come back to
MLO, which is incomparably more ergonomic and powerful than any other.
Le jeudi 28 juin 2012 09:36:55 UTC+2, CTenorman a écrit :
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> I'm not sure that's the case. I mean, when I compare the functionality and
> usefulness o
I'm not sure that's the case. I mean, when I compare the functionality and
usefulness of MLO vs everything else on iOS, Android, Windows, etc., I'm
continually blown away by what Andrey's done. If anyone can do it, I
suspect he can.
However, if it is turning out to be more than he'd anticipated
