I'd find this very useful as well. The workaround I use is switching to the
outline, checking the task as complete, than unchecking it again. By doing
that, I have "detached" that instance from the recurrence, and then I can
freely edit it.
Since this procedure is very common in my workflow, this
Hi Andrey,
In the Reminders window, a very useful thing would be, in the list of snooze
options, to have "remind x minutes before due" items.
Today we have a list of "remind again in x time (from now)" list. The list
would end up being something resembling this:
5 minutes from now
10 minutes fro
+1
On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 10:11 AM, Richard C wrote:
> I recently posted a suggestion for nmemonic bookmarks which got zero
> support :-(
>
> However, what I have started doing is adding a mmenoic to those higher
> level tasks/projects that I frequently want to jump to prefixing them
> with a
Hi Andrey,
If I type a task ending in ')',']', '}' (and other characters, I'm sure)
using the parser, MLO adds a space before it.
eg: "Send mail about MLO annoyance (parser) @ online" becomes "Send mail
about MLO annoyance (parser )"
I know this is minor, just decided to report regardless, as it
Hi Andrey. The new manual sort fits my needs perfectly now. I love it! A
couple of points:
1. Since we now have a visual cue in the UI (the star), it wouldn't hurt to
make it clickable. This is not an issue for me (since I'm fine with the
hotkey), but something that may help with the feature disco
lection to the new location of your current manual
> sorting.
>
> Hope the majority is happier now while we still keep things simple in
> MLO :). See it in next beta (soon) and let me know your thoughts.
>
> Andrey.
>
> On Jan 27, 11:40 pm, Luciano Passuello wrote:
>
as Visual cues for sorting, I simply select the Sort button in
> any view and all the sorting criteria is displayed. Again from a UI
> perspective, I kind of like these particular "visual" cues hidden, but
> only one click away, as I seldom need the sorting criteria on full
&g
Hi Andrey, thanks for this long-waited release -- I'm excited!
I *wholeheartedly agree* with Chuck here.
Let me describe my scenario of usage: The way I work is that I have a "will
do" list for the day, every day (a complex query: tasks due that day, plus
taks with a particular flag, grouped, and
Hi Lisa,
That's a known bug which is promised to be fixed in the next version.
All the best,
Luciano
http:://litemind.com
On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 7:22 PM, Lisa Stroyan wrote:
> I have a tree of tasks called Templates with commonly used tasks.
> However, my flags are lost when I copy and paste
I have such a view created. Here's how I do it:
Action Filter: Active.
"Start Date" Filter
From:
To: [today+1] <-- this is the unintuitive piece that makes it work
"Advanced Filter"
[DueDateTime on Today+1]
Hope this helps!
Luciano
http://litemind.com
On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 7:34 PM, RubyGec
I'm using MLO on Win7 64bit without any problems.
All the best,
Luciano.
http://litemind.com
On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 12:22 PM, Realise wrote:
> Hi Andrey
>
> Am about to wipe computer and install Windows 7... would like to use
> x64 bit version as I use 3D CAD and need more RAM. Will MLO work w
Hi Andrey, all,
I use the search functionality a lot. I love it, except for the fact that it
doesn't persist the column sizes when I close/reopen MLO. I only care about
the caption of the tasks (first column), and I must always widen the column
so I can read. Ideally, one should be able to hide th
+1
On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 6:36 AM, Sergey wrote:
>
> +1 as well
>
> that is logical and useful feature
>
> On Oct 24, 9:52 pm, BOC wrote:
> > Every time it comes up +1
> >
> > History shows it's a feature requested many times.
> >
>
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You re
MANY) and, at the same time, it never gets in my way --- it just
works.
Andrey always implements new cool stuff, but is also always very
vigilant to not bloat the software.
In short: I've been using MLO since 2005 and couldn't be happier.
Luciano Passuello
http://litemind.com
On Thu, S
eckbox "MyLife Organized Demo File" to
the install. I, for example, am interested in custom themes, but am not
interested in the demo file.
But, with so much important stuff feature-wise going on in MLO, I really
feel like nitpicking at this point! :)
All the best,
Luciano Passuello
http://l
you will).
For me, not dropping things in the my documents folder and in the user
desktop is a matter of application politeness with users... :)
Anyway, people may not care much about this, but I just felt like using this
opportunity to say it. :)
All the best,
Luciano Passuello
http://litemin
Try Ctrl+R for zoom.
All the best,
Luciano Passuello
http://litemind.com
~Exploring ways to use our minds efficiently.
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Sent: Friday, May 22, 2009 8:16
To
Right-click on the parent task and select
Advanced > Add Contexts to All Subtasks...
Best regards,
Luciano Passuello
http://litemind.com
~Exploring ways to use our minds efficiently
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From: myLifeOrganized@googlegroups.com
[mailto:mylifeorgani...@googlegroups.com]
Ah, the simplicity! Thanks, Tito! :)
I feel dumb after trying many combinations involving backspace, alt, up
arrow, etc. :)
All the best,
Luciano Passuello
http://litemind.com
~Exploring ways to use our minds efficiently.
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From: myLifeOrganized@googlegroups.com
Make sure the 'All' option is selected under the action filter.
(The action filter is located on the filter pane, first thing before the
context list and shows only active tasks by default.)
Let me know if it helps.
Best Regards,
Luciano Passuello
http://litemind.com
~Exploring w
I couldn't find a way to set a hotkey for 'up one level' (the action that
corresponds to the button on the very right of the screen, next to the task
path). It would be a very welcome addition for my daily usage.
Best Regards,
Luciano Passuello
http://litemind.com
~Explor
The first thing I would check is the start date. If the start date is in the
future, the task won't be shown in the to-do.
Best Regards,
Luciano Passuello
http://litemind.com
~Exploring ways to use our minds efficiently.
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From: myLifeOrganized@googlegroup
I like this idea very much!
If this can be implemented without clogging the interface, it's a simple and
intuitive solution that will probably please every taste.
Best regards,
Luciano Passuello
http://litemind.com
~Exploring ways to use our minds efficiently
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I have experienced this same bug of MLO losing its shortcut keys (including
basic ones like Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V) more than once, too. Unfortunately, I
also don't have any repro steps to share.
All the best,
Luciano Passuello
http://litemind.com
~Exploring ways to use our minds effici
FYI, Mark Forster has published the instructions to the Autofocus Time
Management System in his website:
http://www.markforster.net/autofocus-system/
I didn't try it yet, but it certainly looks promising! Looking forward to
your ideas to implement it in MLO.
All the best!
Luciano Pass
Congratulations, Andrey!
Great to know you're not only creating great software, but populating your
own data file with meaningful entries. :)
All the best to you and your family!
Luciano.
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VERY COOL indeed!
Thanks Sergey for the tip, and thanks Tim for the parsing tip as well!
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From: myLifeOrganized@googlegroups.com
[mailto:mylifeorgani...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of TimV
Sent: Friday, January 16, 2009 3:59 PM
To: MyLifeOrganized
Subject: [MLO] Re: Set
Yes, Andrey. Your drawing below shows exactly what I meant.
However, thinking a little more about it, maybe it makes sense to have the
"Use Time" checkbox the FIRST thing (before 'start'). At least for me, I
always go for "use time" first thing (or end up selecting a date, selecting
'use time' a
gards,
Luciano Passuello
http://litemind.com
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ngle 'UI unit'.
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Here is my lame attempt to visua
BOC,
Try the space bar.
Best Regards,
Luciano Passuello
http://litemind.com
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To
27; branch, you
could add the context 'Father Role'. That context also propagates to all of
its subtasks (now this subtree has both contexts 'Personal' and 'Father
Role'. Then, at some point in the tree, you will have real tasks. Then you
could add "@Home" or
27; branch, you
could add the context 'Father Role'. That context also propagates to all of
its subtasks (now this subtree has both contexts 'Personal' and 'Father
Role'. Then, at some point in the tree, you will have real tasks. Then you
could add "@Home" or
+1. A robust template system with relative dates would be immenselly useful
to me as well.
Best regards,
Luciano Passuello
http://litemind.com
~Exploring ways to use our minds efficiently
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