Re Moving tasks: in outline view, I select the task I want to move and use
Shift-Alt-Arrow. Up and down arrows take me up and down, left and right arrows
go in and out of the depth of my outline.
Shift-Arrow (up or down) selects multiple tasks for moving.
F6 then collapses the view, ready for
Dear Yury
Excuse me for replying late.
I read again your request, and I have a question:
- what do you mean by *priority*? Do you mean that the newly created task
to have MIN urgency, or MIN importance?
Please let me know more details, thank you
Andrei B
воскресенье, 9 ноября 2014 г., 22:04:42
Am 29.11.2014 um 02:16 schrieb Dwight Arthur:
Some people set aside a time every day for a daily review, others
might do it weekly.
This, by the way, is one of the most crucial things in the GTD
methodology. If you fail to do it, GTD and MLO will not really work
properly. MLO supports
Hi Yury
Here is the script which will change the importance of the new task.
1) instal autohotkey. Download it from here: http://www.autohotkey.com/
2) save this script to desktop and run it
Then go to MLO.
Add a task (press insert for example).
Write the task title and instead of ENTER press
If what you want is to change the default of every task you as to the inbox
just change the importance on the inbox itself. Anything you add from then
forward will inherit that setting. No script necessary and should work
across all platforms.
On Nov 29, 2014 6:42 AM, Andrei Bacean
The only problem with this Dwight is that it won't hold up on android.
Parent context doesn't show contexts of contained/child contexts on MLO A
On Nov 28, 2014 8:01 PM, Dwight Arthur m...@dwightarthur.us wrote:
In MLO, contexts can include other contexts. So you could have a contexts
called
Which version are you using, John (Windows, Android, iOS)?
I agree with Dwight that one way of achieving this would be to use Contexts
as described. Another option would be to use the hierarchy - create top
level items for each Area of Focus and then create Projects and Tasks under
each of
Go to settings, general and find list view display mode.
Compact will show more on screen. It is not any more efficient with white
space it will just remove any/all second line data (shows context, date due
et al).
If the v2 iPad so is any indication, the v2 android app will not improve
upon
You can discuss it anywhere you want. Here and the user voice are the only
official channels I'm aware of.
On Nov 28, 2014 3:47 AM, John Smith ship...@gmail.com wrote:
Are there any other places where we can discuss MLO?
On Wednesday, November 26, 2014 3:02:45 AM UTC, Joel Azaria wrote:
I
For what it's worth, while I personally understand and agree with being able to
reduce white space, for some people it poses issues if it isn't present - I
have had colleagues who had problems reading items as separate if there isn't a
line of white space between them, for example.
Ideally,
Hi John
Shift+Alt+Cursor key is used in all the Microsoft products (Word, Excel,
OneNote) for promoting, demoting, moving up and moving down items
(paragraphs, rows, columns). Not widely known, I know - but try it!
I agree that Tab/Shift Tab would also be good (I use this in One Note a lot)
Moderation is very lightweight as far as I am aware. And this is generally
a very friendly group - another reason why I stay with MLO.I feel that
I have many like minded friend here. We don't always agree (there are pro
and anti calendar factions but the discussions are always conducted
I agree Trish. But having whitespace is not the same as *wasting*
whitespace.
IMO MLO wastes a lot of whitespace.
And if I deliberately CHOOSE a compact view I think I'm implying I want
less wasted screen. Can we agree on that? So then why take info away (2nd
line) while favoring space
Hi John
This partially answers my earlier question - it looks as if you are using
the Android version. My earlier answer about being able to do anything in
MLO, applies primarily to the Windows version. The iOS and Andriod
versions are playing catch up with iOS being well in advance of
Thanks everybody.That's helpful. I sounds as if MLO is well behaved
in terms of the way it deals with resolutions
I can get the laptop I want with a 1920 x 1024 resolution but the higher
res one is only slightly more expensive and would be nice. But
On Saturday, 22 November 2014
Not disagreeing with you on that, Joel, though I think that the reduced info
approach might still be useful for some people. There are those out there who
explicitly want the immediately visible info to be limited to the task title,
and only see more detail when they explicitly click on an
Key word being options... Seems we're in agreement really.
I'm in the same boat as you. Ultimately keep with/coming back to MLO
because of the true underlying power but continuously aggravated (sometimes
more than others) by the foolish hoops and workarounds I'm forced to jump
through to make
I can't say for sure but I know that I've had posts take as much as 5 or 6
days to show up from moderation though more often it was 24 hours-ish.
I'm not sure if my posts are moderated anymore or not but I don't actually
care. My participation in this board is relative to my level of patience
With all due respect to you Dwight (and I do respect your tenacity and
contributions here), I'd posit that you are precisely the early adopters
are happy to tolerate lots of complexity and difficulties of use John
refers to.
If you would look past that horizon you would see tremendous sense
It’s possible that my results are based on some old, unreleased code that got
to beta before being withdrawn. If so, my apologies. Here’s what I do, and I
would really appreciate it if you would tell me whether or not this works for
you:
On Android, load the Active by Context view.
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