[MLO] Re: ToDo list not displaying all active actions on iPhone

Steve, Do you have open/closed hours configured for contexts on your desktop? Please make sure the contexts, assigned to the active tasks you want to see, are open in the current moment. MLO-iPhone does not show task as active if there is a closed context assigned to it. MLO-Desktop has an o

[MLO] Re: ToDo list not displaying all active actions on iPhone

Thanks Andrey, that solved the problem. Closed hours on some contexts on the Windows version. There were blocks of closed hours for the default contexts, whereas the contexts I had created defaulted to all all open hours. Fine on Windows as the context selection for the To-Do list views are se

[MLO] Re: How to handle Feature Requests

It's great to see a mechanism to prioritize user requests. That said, Uservoice is a terrible choice (as shown by hundreds of user complaints hereor here

[MLO] Re: Multiproject task

Having a task reside in more than one folder is clearly useful, as distributed project management systems like Wrike show. In Wrike, the organization is very simple: folders and tasks. A task can be added to as many folders as necessary. Tens of thousands of Wrike users use

Re: [MLO] Re: How to handle Feature Requests

On Thursday, August 15, 2013 4:49:00 AM UTC-7, Dwight Arthur wrote: > I agree with you. UserVoice was selected and set up by a user. When I > complained at the time that I could not vote against a popular proposal > that I opposed, he challenged me to find something that (a) was free, (b) > for

[MLO] Re: In the new version 2.0 of MLO for IOS - How do I move a task from the Inbox to folder on the Iphone?

I'm seconding Mats suggestion. That would be a perfect, perfect approach to this problem. Organizing my tasks on my iPhone would be painless instead of painful as it is now. I'm in love with the new UI (amazing job guys) and the lack of this one feature is my only pain point. -- You received

Re: [MLO] Re: ToDo list not displaying all active actions on iPhone

Andrey, MLO/Android has a setting to include closed contexts. I use it two to three times per week. Are you indicating that mlo/iphone will not have this option? Without this option I d would have to change all of my contexts to "always open" -Dwight MLO Betazoid & Moderator Via k@mail on sgn2

RE: [MLO] quick way to see your tasks that have Evernote links

On: Thursday, September 05, 2013 10:42 PM, Brian Cohen wrote: > When I have a MLO task with an associated Evernote note, I have a share link in the notes field > (the one you generate by sharing, so you get an https://. The evernote:/// doesn't work). Here's another tip: type "file:" in fr

[MLO] Search and replace or proper import from TAB-file

Have you tried 'Save As' to save it in MLO XML format, then using a text editor to search and replace text in the xml document? I'd exportba backup copy first, just in case anything goes wrong. Stéphane -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MyLifeOrgani

[MLO] Re: How to handle Feature Requests

Agreed; Uservoice just doesn't work, because new ideas languish at the bottom of the list where nobody sees them. I think the combination of the Google forums and the JIRA beta test issue tracking site works much better and gets Andrey's attention. So all you've got to do is persuade the beta t

[MLO] Re: How to handle Feature Requests

Agreed; Uservoice just doesn't work, because new ideas languish at the bottom of the list where nobody sees them. I think the combination of the Google forums and the JIRA beta test issue tracking site works much better and gets Andrey's attention. So all you've got to do is persuade the beta t

[MLO] Re: How to handle Feature Requests

Agreed; Uservoice just doesn't work, because new ideas languish at the bottom of the list where nobody sees them. I think the combination of the Google forums and the JIRA beta test issue tracking site works much better and gets Andrey's attention. So all you've got to do is persuade the beta t

RE: [MLO] Re: How to handle Feature Requests

In my opinion, JIRA with supportive discussions in the forums, works well for new ideas that have the passionate support of a group of users. It doesn't have to be a big group, but they have to be able to explain what they want, why they want it, why it will be good for lots of MLO users and maybe