Hi, Scott. This is easily done using “Advanced Filtering.” I will assume that
you know nothing about Advanced Filtering – if you already know how to create
advanced filtering you can skip ahead.
1. Bring up a view that uses your “Active by Project” view.
2. Make sure that the left-hand navigati
On Friday, July 11, 2014 10:12:08 AM UTC-4, Jacob Lindberg wrote:
>
> Then, how do I create a note using the keyboard? I can convert a task to a
> project by hitting alt+j for example.
>
Try alt+1
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Yes - the ability to postpone/reschedule an instance of a recurring task
has been much requested.
Until that gets implemented, the approach I use is to create a sub-task of
the recurring task which inherits the dates of the recurring task and which
will appear in the To Do list based on this
See help file ...
-tofld or -tofld= : move task to a folder
Eberhard
On Fri, Jul 11, 2014 at 3:53 PM, Jacob Lindberg
wrote:
> Works like a dream.
>
> Is there a *tofolder* action?
>
> Den onsdagen den 1:e januari 2014 kl. 06:47:45 UTC+1 skrev Lisa S:
>>
>> I think I have a way to *almost* d
You can open any view with collapsed groups by going to the Views Pane and
then the section called "Group & Sort" click on "Group by..." and uncheck
"This group expanded".
On Friday, 11 July 2014 17:42:36 UTC+1, Scott Whittlesey wrote:
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> I use MLO as an organizer, not a project manager, theref
I use MLO as an organizer, not a project manager, therefore many of my
tasks are not assigned to a project.
When 'Active by Project' is shown, it often displays with all nodes
expanded. As 'Projects: none' appears first, I have to do a lot of
scrolling to find my actual projects.
Alternative
