I agree with the previous postings requesting logical linking functionality
within MLO. I've also used Ultra Recall and I find their logical linking
implementation to be nearly perfect, as well as extremely simple.
This feature would not require any changes to the hierarchical structure, nor
My workflow involves working primarily by Context, rather than by Project.
I don't want to get into a philosophical debate about this, it's just what
works best for me. The problem I'm encountering is I'd like to have a view,
Next Actions by Context, but the Next Actions filter seems to only
Another way to approach this would be to get rid of the Next Actions filter
entirely and replace it with a Limit Results box in the Grouping window. In
this box, the user could enter a number that would limit the number of
results from each group. For example, if you entered 1, it would only
Currently, MLO will automatically create a hyperlink for any note text
that begins with http://. However, there are other types of hyperlinks
that use non-http schema. This may vary depending on what software the
user has installed on his computer. For instance, I use PersonalBrain,
which supports
Mindless regurgitation? LOL!
It's more like simply stating objective facts pertaining to units
shipped and revenues generated, rather than mindlessly riding the RIM
train as it falls off a cliff. The falling off a cliff thing was a
metaphor for RIM's stock price, which has dropped from 70 in
Howie,
We can agree to disagree about the future of RIM.
I have nothing to do with the development of MLO, so I can't comment
on what the developer's plans may be. I was merely providing a gut
response, which was that based on the sales numbers and its highly
uncertain future, I don't see much
Howie,
It's been pretty well established that Playbook is dead in the water
and RIM as a company is now on life-support. They've sold something
like 200,000 Playbooks at the wholesale level and most of those are
still sitting on store shelves collecting dust. I really don't see
many app
