> If you think you may have changed the All tasks view, create a new
workspace and experiment in the new one for a while.
Confused - Do you mean create a new tab at the top of the page or start
again with completely new data?
OK I have selected all items and unticked the "Complete subtasks in
OK, I have now tried again. This time using a completely blank set of test
data created from scratch using:
File > New > "New Blank File" > "Create blank datafile with default
contexts, flags etc."
I have entered a few Projects and put Actions inside them. I have also
created one or two Action
John,
This link works for me...
On Thursday, 27 November 2014 14:46:44 UTC, John Smith wrote:
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Excellent - it has now been fixed. (I spent quite a long time trying to
get the link to work last time copying and pasting the URL etc and it was
definitely broken previously)
Thanks
J
On Wednesday, December 3, 2014 1:58:35 PM UTC, Mark wrote:
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I'm not aware of any hotkey that would bring you directly to the
importance/urgency sliders, but ALT-2 will bring you to the "General"
section of task properties and navigates around within the section,
so 2, will bring you to importance and 2, , will
bring you to urgency.
On Saturday, Nove
Got it. Yes slightly clunky but it works :)
Many thanks Dwight.
BTW, I am am trying hard to follow the GTD methon but I am having a slight
'existential crisis' in how the heck to set things up on MLO. Is there
anywhere with a gallery of completely different ways of doing things,
hosted somewher
John: I'm having a problem with this thread because it has too many open
issues. This takes something away from the usefulness of the forum for
other users because the result is that a discussion that could be helpful
to someone else (eg how to keep certain contexts out of the to-do list) is
hi
In a postscript to a post in the thread
at https://groups.google.com/d/msg/mylifeorganized/HRJm9Zql4to/KSjl-ATn3PMJ
John Smith asked what the significance is of the first character in context
names like @work, #calls, etc. Answer: no significance, people just use
them to create some grouping in
Andrei
I have now had a very good look at MLO and I can not for the life of me
work out how you generated that image(!).
Is that done through the standard "All tasks" view? What are those icons
that look like baskets and why are two of them red? I am using Windows 7
(x64) and I can not find
In a thread
at https://groups.google.com/d/msg/mylifeorganized/HRJm9Zql4to/KSjl-ATn3PMJ
John Smith asked
*What do I do about stuff that I want to disappear from view (e.g. because
they are on my GTD 'Waiting' or GTD 'Someday-Maybe' list?*
*Do I need to add advanced filters for every single view
Hi Dwight
Apologies for moving the goal posts mid-thread. I guess I was leary of
starting too many threads - it's hard to know how different communities
like to work.
The more I think about it the more I realise that I have absolutely no idea
how best to use either folders or Context tags.
There are a lot of ways to handle this, here are two:
1. create tags like ?Fred and ?Wilma for everyone to whom you delegate.
Bring up the Context Maintenance window (F8) select all the delegation tags
and mark them all "always closed"
2. create a version of the Active Actions view and add an ad
I still say that a really user-friendly implementation of "Forced Next
Action" (i.e. the ability to individually ad d additional actions to the
single official Next Action for a project) would be a good idea.
Using dependencies is a step too far for most newbie (including me so far).
Fwiw, I s
Hi
I rather chuffed with this.
My other threads got confused, so let's start this again
BACKGROUND RE-CAP:
I am been trying to implement GTD on MLO. And because David Allen suggests
that we have (in practice) quite so many 'Projects' and because in GTD
method you need to create a Next Action
I spoke too soon. Drat !!! There is a problem.
Because the View is based on an Actions's Project's 'priority' (i.e Urgency
& Importance), it doesn't know what to do with Actions with no parent
(Projects) ! No does it know what to do with Projects with no Actions. And
both disappear from view.
First off, congratulations.
Secondly, I was getting all ready to write you a treatise on computed-score,
which seemed to have been inoperative for you, but now it seems to be working.
Could you share what changed to make computed-score work for you?
Third, the reason that empty projects a
I think everything you list is covered except encryption -- search the
board for previous discussions particularly from Dwight; and perhaps color
-- I'm not sure how far automatic formatting goes, but I think you can do
it.
As far as sending to the inbox through email, you would need to buy the
cl
> Third, the reason that empty projects are not showing is your parent
filter.
Not so fast. If I remove the parent filter the sort orders melt down. I
think they are in effect applied at the end to the highest light level of
thing, which instead of being Project now becomes er... folder. ==> The
pr
This is where you are going to find the experienced users (including those
of us that have been around for various instantiations of "why aren't we
using ", though to be fair there may be
experienced users out there that are no longer here.
I suspect you cannot edit because it's a email group as w
Apologies if my reply is too late to help. I'm running on a Samsung Ativ
Book 9 with 3200 x 1800 high-resolution display and 8.1. MLO works great.
On Sat, Nov 29, 2014 at 1:04 PM, Richard C wrote:
> Thanks everybody.That's helpful. I sounds as if MLO is well behaved
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I have been trying the custom views on an iPhone 5 and run into a problem,
not sure if it's a bug.
If I click the existing view 'Active Actions' then I see only the contexts
which are currently open. It shows days into the future and the actions
under each day are only those with a context open
Interesting - yes, some cunning ideas there!
One question is if I have made a context become "always closed" (e.g. your
task tagged with @Someday) where do you keep them and how do you actually
see them to bring them back to life. How can you aggregate them all at
once? And how many clicks does
My conclusion is that my treatise on computed-score may still be necessary.
Will attempt to get it out in the next 24h
-Dwight
Mlo betazoid on Android sgn2
On Dec 4, 2014, John Smith wrote:
>> Third, the reason that empty projects are not showing is your parent
>filter.
>Not so fast. If I remove
New members are only moderated until it's obvious they are not trolling and
someone gets around to manually unmoderating them as it's not supported
through the email system (or in the very rare case that a moderator feels a
discussion is getting too personal or vitriolic). That usually takes time.
My friend
IMHO, you ask to many questions in one thread :)
I will reply to the question about the icons.
See attached image. The answer is there.
Best regards
Andrew
среда, 3 декабря 2014 г., 23:39:16 UTC+2 пользователь John Smith написал:
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