Please check if you are able to open the same file in MLO 3.6.1
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On 17 окт. 2012, at 19:41, "C.F. Chan" wrote:
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I've tried incorporating GTD with Evernote which worked pretty good but MLO
does it way better.
What I would love to see in MLO 4 is the default status "Not Started" for
non-project activities removed.
I don't know about you guys but it makes customizing the "To-do" list a bit
difficult.
I wil
Does anyone have a clue? I'm really bothered by this problem.
Thanks,
Ram.
On Monday, October 15, 2012 12:42:18 PM UTC+2, Ram Rachum wrote:
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> I remember setting a default for reminders; they should just send an email
> to a specified email address. I don't remember where I've set this
Hey. I can't seem to find the simple feature of setting condition for tasks
that have 2 contexts. For example I'd like to have a task that had 1
location based context (e.g. 'in city') and the other one for hours (e.g.
'10-18'). I'd like to be able to choose if these contexts need to be BOTH
ma
If you are looking for a workaround, you probably can get around this by
creating a custom view, if you only want to see Projects that are not
started rather than all tasks.
On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 11:23 PM, Georgi Georgiev wrote:
> I've tried incorporating GTD with Evernote which worked pretty
Yes once I have decided on what I want to do - but what I would also like is
a view which I use when reviewing priorities/planning which shows my chosen
'priority' contexts where I can drag and drop items between the different
contexts as I think about what is most important for me to working on.
In MLO 3, this would have required a single view with the relevant contexts.
MLO4, now in beta, should enable you to address this with a view for each
context, each view open in its own tab, using drag & drop to move tasks from
one view to the next.
-Dwight
On: Thursday, October 18, 2012 6:35
Hi Georgi. I think Lisa's answer is the right one. If you can work out
exactly what you want in a to-do view, you can build a custom view that
shows what you want without waiting a long time for a change to the program.
For example, you could have a view that shows all active non-project tasks
toge
Gays ?
On Monday, 15 October 2012 14:05:39 UTC-4, Pearl Huang wrote:
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> Well， it's quite difficult for Chinese users to talk on this Forum about
> their ideas and feedback of MLO because of language variation and the
> network restriction.
> I am a huge fan of GTD and MLO. But I could only be a
lol, I suppose he wanted to type "guys"
Le jeudi 18 octobre 2012 17:50:27 UTC+2, Transisto a écrit :
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> Gays ?
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> On Monday, 15 October 2012 14:05:39 UTC-4, Pearl Huang wrote:
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>> Well， it's quite difficult for Chinese users to talk on this Forum about
>> their ideas and feedback of MLO beca
Your request at face value appears impossible as the open hours "include
closed" do not seem to associate with a field in the advanced filter. I
can't think of an easy workaround.
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I *believe* that reminders remember the last setting you used. Therefore
if you choose the "reminders window" on the last task instead of an email,
the next task you set will use the "reminders window".
I think you need to set this each time you check "reminder"
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But I never ever set it to "reminders window"! I always set it to be an
email! So how could it choose that as default?
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 1:13 AM, BOC wrote:
> I *believe* that reminders remember the last setting you used. Therefore
> if you choose the "reminders window" on the last task i
Not the same - I would really like a single view which has a small number of
headings/groups where I can drag items from one groups to another. Eg at
the start of the day, I have four groups (eg):
.@Absolutely Must do
.@Must Do
.@Should do
.@To prioritise
A
Richard, I think you were pretty clear about what you are looking for.
Unfortunately, I do not think you can get what you want, the way you want
it, without significant changes to MLO. When you have a view that groups
tasks by context, you get a context heading for every context that is
present on
BOC: I'm not sure if this is what you were looking for, but in the advanced
filter for Context there are two versions of "contains" - one considers all
contexts and the other considers only open contexts.
-Dwight
On: Thursday, October 18, 2012 7:09 PM, BOC wrote:
Your request at face value
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