This was actually enough of a pain to me that I've started using an
alternate solution, even with my investment in MLO. It's a shame, as I
really like the software, but the lack of flexibility for sync options is a
deal breaker.
If better options for sync come along I'll reconsider.
On Oct 11, 201
I think that is the route I am going to go, too. What a shame, I was hoping
to use my iPad at home when I am getting ready for the next day, but I
don;t carry that everywhere and need the iPhone to have tasks with me.
On Thursday, October 11, 2012 8:45:17 AM UTC-7, Elizabeth Lindsay wrote:
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Do I understand correctly that the to-do list is (only) created
automatically from data in the outline? More specifically, can one instead,
just create a To-Do list without an outline behind it?
Thank you.
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Hi, ThinMan.
The outline view and the various to-do list views are all drawn from the
tasks in your profile, but they are just views. You don't have to use any
particular view.
The outline view is different because it shown the hierarchical structure of
your tasks. I think maybe what you reall
Hi,
I want to see a lost of all the tasks I've completed today, in order to
review my progress. How can I do that with MLO?
Thanks,
Ram.
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This is easy now, and will get easier in the upcoming v4.0. In v3.6, change the
Outline View to "Completed." This is organized chronologically, with Today on
top.
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I find the cloud sync solves all these problems. I synchronise many devices, 4
x Android, 1 x iPad and 3 x PCs and all stay perfectly synced. I don't even
need to be near the PC or even near the work/home networks to sync, so long as
I have an internet connection.
Nick
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One of my favorite things in MLO is how easily it can be controlled with
the keyboard. This allows using MLO really quickly without using the mouse
and inducing RSI.
On Wednesday, September 16, 2009 11:55:35 AM UTC+3, Andrey Tkachuk (MLO)
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Hello everybody!
In the last couple of days I've been rethinking my self-organization method
and trying to fix various aspects of it which are broken.
One of these is something that I want to consult with you about.
When putting tasks into MLO, I make use of the Importance, Urgency and
Effort
Wonderful, thank you!
On Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 11:41 PM, Mike McCallister <
mike.mccallis...@pkware.com> wrote:
> This is easy now, and will get easier in the upcoming v4.0. In v3.6,
> change the Outline View to “Completed.” This is organized chronologically,
> with Today on top.
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Hi, Ram. Many people use the Star attribute to mean "must do" - you can
then do stuff like using the sort in your to-do list to put the starred
tasks ahead of the non-starred ones, and you can pull up the starred view
to clean out starred tasks that you have finished or given up on.
I hope you
There are lots of ways to do this. As Dwight mentioned, Starred is easy --
I use it for what you are talking about, and like that I can quickly
Star/Unstar a task, as oddly enough that "must do" status is often relative
:)
I used to use Flags, but they aren't available yet on mobile platforms.
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