Another reason for starting a context with a character other than
"@" is to allow some natural groupings whenever contexts are shown
alphabetically. For example, five or six contexts that I use
constantly start with "*" or "#" which puts them to the top of the
lis
I have a context "@Waiting"
A lot of standalone tasks have that status. For example, if I buy
something online and it's supposed to show up next Tuesday before
8PM I'll create a task "received widget from storename" with start
set to Tuesday 20:00 and context @waiti
Chuck - I'm slowing going in the same direction. Although I'm waiting for
the summer's MBP 16" with an M2 and hopefully a massive amount of RAM.
My plan is to run the windows version under
crossover: https://www.codeweavers.com/crossover have you considered that?
- Mark
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Hello all,
Had used MLO for many years until I switched to Apple MacBooks. But now I
bought the brand new MacBook with the M1 chip, meaning it can actually run iOS
apps.
First thing I did was download the iPad version of MLO (which I had purchased
years ago). It actually runs fully, and it sy
Could it be this setting? Under Outlook synchronization's Advanced tab you
can enable more advanced Outlook sync options with more fields etc.
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On Friday, 12 February 2021 at 17:40:05 UTC+1 JSPB wrote:
> Hello all - when I create a task within Outlook from an email
& is a hashtag for me, for searching or filtering my outline for roles.
(Why use & as a tag - just because "& here's another thing I do").
Similarly, I use "?" to tag a name of someone when they are the prime
contact or given responsibility for a task. So, typing &SCADA in the search
box takes
Got it! In that case, I agree - It makes sense to be able to open a link in
a task heading, using ctrl+click to avoid making the mistake of opening a
link when all you're doing is to select the task (or folder). That would be
worth sending in as a suggestion.
On Sunday, 14 February 2021 at 07:23
Hi Christopher,
The approach I take is as follows:
1) Pull up list of Next Actions (everything I could do today)
2) Star everything I want to do today
3) Access my view which only shows Starred tasks
4) This Starred view is grouped by Flag. I have three flags; To Do, Ongoing
and Complete (a basi
