Thanks, Dwight! I've not had time to look into all the solutions
proposed yet and this is helpful to narrow it down. I think Perth is
closer to what I'm looking for to start...but finding the time to
actually map out the project (even in my own head) has been difficult.
It might just be a matt
Here is something I wrote up a while back...does this help?
Lisa
MLO organizes tasks differently from many other task systems, which is
often confusing to new users. Before you decide how to organize your
tasks, you need to understand the difference between the outline (your
task tree) and
You will want to go to advanced outlook settings and there should be a
way to sync with a specific view. Make sure your Inbox view is set the
way you like (and that you have backups of both systems before starting,
of course).
You probably want to set it so that as tasks get removed from the I
Oh, one more thing...it's been forever since I used Outlook sync (and
don't have Outlook right now) but I remember that I defined a special
context for a while to show which tasks were in Outlook and had the sync
apply that context to incoming tasks, or something like that...sorry,
it's all fuz
What a great thread. I have a similar problem at the moment - kicking off
the development stage of a project with over 30 functional areas to
implement which we want to build and rollout incrementally with lots of
interpendencies and factors to think about in relation to the order in
which we
Hi Sylvia
I can remember feeling exactly the same when I started using MLO - it is a
bit daunting. But 7 or 8 years on, I am still using it and couldn't
manage without it.
>From what I can remember, I started by creating an empty file and just
using it to manage a few tasks to get a feel fo
Thanks Lisa but I'm not seeing it. I tried a few different things but no
luck. I'll take another look in a few days when I have more time.
On Thursday, June 5, 2014 10:32:49 AM UTC-4, Lisa S wrote:
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> You will want to go to advanced outlook settings and there should be a
> way to sync with a
