To be honest I have not seen this requested (but I am not a frequent
visitor to this forum).But a good idea all the same.My solution is
to use very short names for the contexts that I do use on a regular basis
on the Rapid Task Entry dialog
Richard
On Monday, 20 February 2017 10:14:11
Not sure how child tasks should be handled TBH.
But I have just noticed that in addition to custom fields, Asana have now
added boards:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/alexkonrad/2016/11/15/asana-moves-into-trello-turf-with-boards/#5f48535353b9
It is what people are looking for (and IME
I use MLO and have done so for many years (and don't know what I would do
without it). I am planning to move to a new laptop with a high DPI
screen and I am concerned about your comments. What version of Windows
are you on.Have you tried playing with the scaling options? This
One feature I would like to see which forms part of the Pomodoro technique
but which would have wider value is the ability to specify an estimate of
the amount of effort required in units of your choice (hours, days,
Pomodoros, apples, pears, whatever) and also to record the actual amount
My laptop just died on me and have now set up a new one (with MLO, of
course).
Unfortunately, the way in which MLO handles column widths on the tabs seems
to have changed. With the new installation, when I switch to a tab, it
tries to fit all the columns in the view into the available
Answers in line
On Tuesday, 27 January 2015 06:05:26 UTC, Dwight Arthur wrote:
*On: *Sunday, January 25 2015, Richard C wrote:
[…]Ok - I am confused. When you say 'you will see the effect of having
sorted them' - how will this have been done[…]
This is very straightforward, don’t
button then the forward button.
On Sunday, 25 January 2015 17:24:48 UTC, Richard C wrote:
Some times when working in one of my views, I do something to a task
such that it moves to a different location (eg change its date) and its new
location is off the screen. It is still the current task
/project/task. If the recursive box is
not checked then only the child tasks (of the currently selected task) are
sorted.
On Thursday, 22 January 2015 00:22:13 UTC+3:30, Richard C wrote:
Hi - thanks for the suggestion. But that doesn't seem to work for me.
Is this in a hierarchical view
Hi - thanks for the suggestion. But that doesn't seem to work for me. Is
this in a hierarchical view?(Aside: not quite sure how sort is supposed
to work in a hierachical view - does it sort the children at every level in
the order specified in the Sort parameters)
On Tuesday, 20 January
I wanted to sort the sub-tasks of a folder into alphabetical order in a
hierarchical view. Unfortunately, the option on the Tasks Right Click
Menu, Advanced Options was greyed out.I have encountered this problem
before.
Anyway, had a brain wave - the view had a filter Show Completed
I use ClipCache which is very reliable and which has an option to convert
to Uppercase. I haven't used this particular option. I dont think you
can create a hot key to do the conversion automatically, You have to open
ClipCache, navigate to the clip and and then select the conversion that
On Saturday, 27 December 2014 08:08:27 UTC, Andrei Bacean wrote:
Hi Richard
Below the Text filter box, there is a dropdown menu. There you can select
to filter by contexts too.
Happy New Year
Andrei B
пятница, 26 декабря 2014 г., 20:05:36 UTC+2 пользователь Richard C написал:
I use the Quick Text
I use manual sorting almost almost exclusively in the Windows desktop
version. I don't use the Android version - and this was one of the
reasons that I decided not to go down that route when I last looked (a good
while ago). I hadn't realised that this was still the case and so the
I haven't been following this discussion closely so I am not sure whether
this answers your question, John but I am 99% certain that To Do views (ie
those where the Show Hierarchy is set to No) each have their own manual
sort order. ie if you manually change the sort order the tasks in one
I use the Quick Text filter option pretty frequently (Ctrl + L: opens up
the filter pane and places focus in the Text filter box so that you can
start typing what you are looking for; Ctrl+Shft+L: removes the filter and
closes the filter panel)
Is there a similar facility to filter on
I am also about to get a laptop with touch screen too and I suspect that I
will also want this behaviour
On Saturday, 6 December 2014 18:52:28 UTC, robisme (Olivier R) wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to use MLO on my new laptop which comes with a touchscreen.
If I use my finger to scroll the tree, MLO
I gave up on Computed Score quite a while ago because I making it work for
me was very difficult but I am now using Importance to group my tasks (a
bit like a Kanban list) and then manual sorting within the group. If you
choose the Group option and then select importance, then MLO will
an * to indicate that it has been changed and I am not sure what
one needs to do to save that new set of column settings.
Richard
On Sunday, 7 December 2014 21:45:56 UTC, Richard C wrote:
It has never been clear to me where and when column settings are saved.
I think Dwight is right about them
Just to add that I think you can directly edit your posts if you post to
the forum via the web interface rather than by email.
On Monday, 1 December 2014 11:31:33 UTC, John Smith wrote:
Hello
Can anyone tell me whether it is technically possible on Google Groups
(assuming we must stay
Actully having posted that, it seems that there is an option to delete but
not edit.
On Sunday, 7 December 2014 21:50:40 UTC, Richard C wrote:
Just to add that I think you can directly edit your posts if you post to
the forum via the web interface rather than by email.
On Monday, 1
resolution.
Richard
On 2014-12-04 05:37, Lisa Stroyan wrote:
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 r...@rcollings.co.uk
wrote:
Thanks
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 r...@rcollings.co.uk
javascript: wrote:
Thanks everybody. That's helpful. I sounds as if MLO is well
behaved in terms of the way it deals
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
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
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
:25 UTC, Richard C wrote:
Does anybody have any experience of using MLO on Windows 8.1 at very high
resolutions (3200 x 1880)?
I am about to upgrade to a new laptop and think I might get something with
the above specification.
The reviews I have read indicate that even with the Windows
Ok - does anybody have any experience with MLO and resolutions such as 1920
x 1024?
On Saturday, 22 November 2014 20:34:25 UTC, Richard C wrote:
Does anybody have any experience of using MLO on Windows 8.1 at very high
resolutions (3200 x 1880)?
I am about to upgrade to a new laptop
Does anybody have any experience of using MLO on Windows 8.1 at very high
resolutions (3200 x 1880)?
I am about to upgrade to a new laptop and think I might get something with
the above specification.
The reviews I have read indicate that even with the Windows 8.1 scaling set
to display
Tentative + 1. I am thinking that I might well move to a Windows 8 tablet
for work use so this would be good.
On Wednesday, 2 October 2013 19:09:52 UTC+1, Marshall Youngblood wrote:
I know this has been asked a dozen times, but I haven't seen an answer
other than try another product. Will
At some point, MLO implemented a feature whereby tasks under a Project
would only be archived when the project was completed. This has now been
made optional at a file level.
I can see the sense of this no archiving rule: you want to be able see the
full history for a project until that
Yes - the ability to postpone/reschedule an instance of a recurring task
has been much requested.
Until that gets implemented, the approach I use is to create a sub-task of
the recurring task which inherits the dates of the recurring task and which
will appear in the To Do list based on
What a great thread. I have a similar problem at the moment - kicking off
the development stage of a project with over 30 functional areas to
implement which we want to build and rollout incrementally with lots of
interpendencies and factors to think about in relation to the order in
which we
Hi Sylvia
I can remember feeling exactly the same when I started using MLO - it is a
bit daunting. But 7 or 8 years on, I am still using it and couldn't
manage without it.
From what I can remember, I started by creating an empty file and just
using it to manage a few tasks to get a feel
...@googlegroups.com javascript: [mailto:
mylifeo...@googlegroups.com javascript:] *On Behalf Of *Richard C
*Sent:* Tuesday, May 27, 2014 3:18 PM
*To:* mylifeo...@googlegroups.com javascript:
*Subject:* [MLO] Archiving a deep hierarchy of tasks
I am very bad a marking tasks as done so I have ended up
Hi Dwight.Agree that we need an option for the text search to match the
parents of the selected items!
Richard
On Wednesday, 30 April 2014 18:45:29 UTC+1, Dwight Arthur wrote:
Hi,Richard
If l understand you correctly, the issue is not whether text and flag
filters play well together.
I am very bad a marking tasks as done so I have ended up with a massive
hierarchy of stuff that has been done but which is not marked as done in
MLO. I cheat by filtering my To Do views to only show stuff that doesn't
have a start date or start date in the last 30 days - so this stuff just
Haven't had time to get my head round this but haven't had a quick look at
the article and what Omnifocus does, I have to say that I really like the
'Forecast' concept that Omnifocus is looking to implement.This is
essentially what I want from the 'calendar' functionality that we have
(using F3) based on this Workspace,
the new column is there but in the place it first appeared rather than the
place that I dragged it to.
Richard
On Thursday, 3 April 2014 11:39:40 UTC+1, Richard C wrote:
I am still completely bemused by how MLO handles and stores the column set
up
I am still completely bemused by how MLO handles and stores the column set
up for a particular workspace. Are they stored with the view or with the
workspace or some other place.
Here's what I have just done - if anybody can explain to me the logic
behind this, I would be grateful
I have a
Arrgh - just noticed that I missed a step out there - after creating my new
No Col To Do, I saved the view with a new name To Do (single col)'
On Thursday, 3 April 2014 11:39:40 UTC+1, Richard C wrote:
I am still completely bemused by how MLO handles and stores the column set
up
.
On Thursday, 3 April 2014 12:08:11 UTC+1, Richard C wrote:
Arrgh - just noticed that I missed a step out there - after creating my
new No Col To Do, I saved the view with a new name To Do (single col)'
On Thursday, 3 April 2014 11:39:40 UTC+1, Richard C wrote:
I am still completely bemused
the columns in a view was
the same as changing the filter criteria - the changes are only made in
that workspace and only become permanent when you save the view.
Have wasted too much time with this already.
Richard
On Thursday, 3 April 2014 12:21:34 UTC+1, Richard C wrote:
And to add some
, dependencies, importance and
urgency as appropriate.
-Dwight
Mlo betazoid on Android sgn2
On Feb 27, 2014, Richard C r...@rcollings.co.uk javascript: wrote:
I have two modes of working as an IT Consultant:
1. Planning mode: when I am working at home, most of the time, I
tend
finish because I need more time to flesh it out, take some screenshots and
get it out of my head in a sensible way.. It might take a week or so.
Hang in there and I'm hoping this will be worth it for you
On Feb 27, 2014 3:08 PM, Richard C r...@rcollings.co.uk javascript:
wrote:
I have
I have two modes of working as an IT Consultant:
1. Planning mode: when I am working at home, most of the time, I
tend to be working in quite a structured way - I won't go into the detail
but this involves heavy use of MLO to plan and manage my time
2. Arrrgh mode:(I don't
- etc
I think this would be a brilliant new feature which would attract a lot of
new customers as it allows MLO to use a new 'buzzword' in its marketing.
Richard
On Friday, 25 October 2013 16:33:01 UTC+1, Richard C wrote:
I am strongly in favour of doing something but I am afraid I am
PS: There are over a million users of Trello - some of these will be
looking for something more sophisticated for their own personal use but
which allows them to implement the Kanban lists/cards metaphor.
On Saturday, 26 October 2013 14:56:42 UTC+1, Richard C wrote:
For those
It is the key combination that the MS Office suite uses (for example: a
little known fact is that you can use Alt+Shft+Up/Down to move paragaphs up
and down).
On Thursday, 12 September 2013 22:41:20 UTC+1, Jacob Lindberg wrote:
I knew about alt+shift+arrows. But it's a weird combo for me. I
Re the first issue, I think if you go to the main app and click Ctrl+Z
before doing anything else, it will undo the snooze.
On Friday, 25 October 2013 14:45:16 UTC+1, Mandie Kramer wrote:
When I'm at my desktop, sometimes the selected reminder in the window will
change and I won't notice
I am strongly in favour of doing something but I am afraid I am not keen on
this idea of having some sort of context hierarchy. (if I have understood
the proposition correctly - I have limited time to read all the
postings). I would argue strongly in favour of my Context List based
I also love One Note and use it for all my structured note recording.
For me using the two products works perfectly. I can link OK from a MLO to
a One Note page (drag and drop would be good). Not quite sure why you
want to have it all in MLO - most of my notes are not about tasks.
Ha. I came here to report similar problems. Not as bad as this but there
is definitely something funny going on here.I do a lot of pasting from
another app into the tasks notes and from time to time this stops working
using Ctrl+V (right click and select Paste usually works)
But then
, thankfully, does.
Richard
On Friday, 25 October 2013 16:49:30 UTC+1, Richard C wrote:
Ha. I came here to report similar problems. Not as bad as this but there
is definitely something funny going on here.I do a lot of pasting from
another app into the tasks notes and from time to time
email service provider tried to look up the mail service of the
domain mylifeorgani*s*ed.net, not mylifeorgani*z*ed.net.
Tell them to retry with the correct domain name.
Andreas
Am Freitag, 27. September 2013 12:42:15 UTC+2 schrieb Richard C:
I have just tried to send an email
is
constrained by the fact that there is only so much that one can do in a
'new window'.
On Friday, 30 August 2013 12:50:05 UTC+1, Richard C wrote:
At the moment, if you set up a Grouped view, you have for each a Group a
‘The group is expanded’ tickbox.
If this is selected, then when
Thanks, Helena.I really need to do the same as my task hierarch is
enormous (which is part of the reason I don't use the mobile version).
I have another question: what happens if you move the parent in the
original file.If MLO is using the Task Id, it must also move the parent
in
Just realised that I have posted this once already. Sorry - senior
moment. I guess it reflects the fact that this is currently one of the
most annoying things for me (but it looks as if nobody else supported it -
so I am on my own).
On Friday, 30 August 2013 14:18:01 UTC+1, Richard C
I am struggling to remember what changes were made to solve this problem -
which I think remains a significant issue for new comers (and indeed for
established users) there have been suggestions that new/amended items
should remain on view in a filtered view where they no longer match the
, Richard C a écrit :
In the desktop version, if one has a ‘new window’ showing a ‘ToDo’ view
and in the main window, one has an Outline view open, if one drags a
task
from the Outline view to the ToDo view, the task is moved in the Outline
view to appear beneath the task that you try
+1 This would be an OK way of allowing the current recurring task to be
edited for the reasons mayabelle outlines.However, it is not ideal for
tasks that have the 'Recurs x hours/days/weeks after completion'. Let me
give you example: I have a recurring task for getting my haircut -
There are lots of situations where I want MLO open (to add new tasks,
review what's there) but I don't want to see any reminders. For example:
- when doing presentations/workshops
- when trying to focus on something
- when talking to somebody on the phone
- when I switch on my
This was identified as an issue in the beta testing and the response was
that this is how Chrome works (and I suspect the code library that Andrey
uses).
I agree that it is an issue. One problem I have is that it is easy to
accidentally drag and drop a pinned tab so that they swap positions
:54:59 UTC+2 пользователь Richard C написал:
During the beta testing, I reported a problem where standard dates (ie
those not controlled by the custom formatting - for example, date
completed) do not display in the format specified as the Windows
default. In my case, my Windows default
Wooo - really like Calendar Planner. I do something similar to you but
just using the Outlook calendar.
However Calendar Planner is close to what I would like to see in MLO in
the longer term (although it is missing, as far as I can see, anything
that helps you calculate the amount of time
Chris - there are lots of really good new features in V4 that you may want
to look at before deciding not to upgrade.I agree that it is very
frustrating when the key thing that bugs you goes on not being fixed (and
there is no indication of whether it is even accepted as something that
It depends on how you have organised your tasks. As with most things
relating to MLO, there are many ways of doing this but two simple
possibilites are:
1. Use the hierarchy and zoom: if all your work tasks are in one part of
the hierarchy (under 'Work' parent?) and all your home
There are two big advantages of tabs over views (for me):
1. I can create tabs for my current areas that I am currrently focusing
on (eg I have one at the moment called 'Xmas' ) and can zoom/make
customised temporary views (eg select a particular context - my Xmas tab
selects all
javascript:] *On Behalf Of *Richard C
*Sent:* Monday, December 24, 2012 7:05 AM
*To:* mylifeo...@googlegroups.com javascript:
*Subject:* [MLO] Re: MyLifeOrganized v.4 PUBLIC Release Candidate
Whilst the Public beta is a considerable improvement over earlier priviate
betas in avoiding
Whilst the Public beta is a considerable improvement over earlier priviate
betas in avoiding accidental changes to the view associated with a
workspace, the simply 'I forgot to switch tabs before changing view'
possibility remains and I have certainly done this.
For me, a better option than
Interesting (and thanks for the link) - but in principle not majorily
different to the Pomodoro technique - except that rather than splitting the
tasks down into standard sized tasks, you allocate a number of 'task units'
(= Pomodoro's = 30 min blocks) to each task and then count how many Task
This is probably a FAQ but my laptop has just died (almost) so I busy
migrating everything to another another machine. I have set up MLO on the
new machine but things like hotkey settings and date formats (which I have
carefully crafted) are not stored in the MLO file. Is there a way of
Thanks,
But having reenabled it, it doesn't really do what I want which is to tell
me that MLO has parsed something that I didn't want parsing. Or rather it
does but I have to dismiss the parsing box each time I enter something (even
if there was nothing to parse out) which makes Rapid
I'd vote for the ability to switch off reminders for a different reason. I
do a lot of workshops using a projector to show my computer screen. It is
good to keep MLO open so that I can use Rapid Task Entry to capture actions
that come up but I would rather not have my reminders coming up on
Just to add one point - the key feature of Seah's approach to time recording
is that it works for people working on multiple tasks at the same time.
Although I try and focus on one thing at a time, my working life is just
not like that, so in the course of 2-3 hours I may work on half a
Ok - I can see how you would want to keep that facility. I don't work that
way so , I guess we are looking at another option - 'When marking done, set
to next recurrence which is in the future'
Note: I don't use the option to increase the priority of tasks as they
become more overdue so
I agree - It seems to me that there are two types of recurring tasks - those
where you do the same thing every time (or you pick the next thing from the
fixed list of things you do everytime) and those - eg Catch up with admin
work where the list of things to be worked on under that recurring
What I am trying to say is that GTD goes so far but doesn't go far enough
for me. And the fact that GTD doesn't do it, doesn't mean that we are not
allowed to ask for MLO to do it The point is we already have all our tasks
in MLO - it would make a lot of sense to provide some simple
And to emphasise the point, I have the followign situation as we speak
- a meeting tomorrow for which I need to prepare a paper (tomorrow
morning)
- a 3 day workshop for which I need to prepare the materials (over the
weekend - sigh)
- a meeting on Thursday for which I also
Sorry ignore that - brain fade on my part. It looks as if Ctrl+Shift
+A is (by default) assigned to Select All but you can assign it to
other things (in my case a flag) in the normal way without a problem.
On Oct 14, 1:32 pm, Richard Collings rich...@rcollings.co.uk
wrote:
I am trying to assign
Hmm - can't get Ctrl+F12 to work here. Thanks for tip about using
drag and drop.
+1 for anything that makes setting the completed date easier. For
me, the default would be to set it to the Task Due Date because I
often find myself clearing down completed tasks several days after
they were
new ToDo's using the Rapid Task Entry (if this exists in the mobile
version). Do people find this easier with the physical keyboard on
the Blackberry or the touch keyboard of the other phones?
On Aug 12, 6:56 pm, Richard C r...@rcollings.co.uk wrote:
I have been very busy with other stuff
I have been very busy with other stuff and so have not really been
following what has been happening with the various implementations of
MLO for the different Smartphones:iPhone, Blackberry, Android,
Symbian,Windows, etc.
Can somebody post an update as what has been released, what is in beta
I remain intrigued - why do I have to leave a space after the -d
parameter but not after the -fl parameter?
On Apr 15, 7:41 pm, Richard C r...@rcollings.co.uk wrote:
Butwhat's the logic behind this - why do I need to leave a space
between -d and Todaybutnotbetween -fl and Key? What
This has been much requested but does present some problems for those
activities which are regenerated on the basis of when they are
completed.
However, the combination of the desire to see future recurring tasks
and the fact that you can't easily adjust the dates of individual
recurring tasks
Excellent post! Too much to respond to but to pick up a couple of
points
Timeline: much requested and I have the sense that its in Andrey's
sights now (but no promises)
Better To Do tab: interesting thoughts. Agree re it being too much if
you have a large backlog. Do you have some specific
But what's the logic behind this - why do I need to leave a space
between -d and Today but not between -fl and Key? What are the rules
for the other flags. Why can't they be consistent. I am a
moderately experienced IT person with experience using using command
line driven software - if I
I am increasingly using the excellent view feature in MLO but find
that my views are proliferating with often only minor differences
between views.
Also a manual sort is specific to a particular view - so there is no
way of having different views onto the same sort order.
Soo..
Would it be
Most forums have an option for getting emails sent to you and some
even allow replies via email. I would certainly favour something that
had a better structure than this group.
On Mar 17, 10:54 pm, Adrian Cobley acob...@thecobweb.net wrote:
Yup. Email comes to me. I read it.
Web based forums
, Luciano Passuello luci...@passuello.name wrote:
+1
On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 10:11 AM, Richard C r...@rcollings.co.uk 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
On Mar 11, 12:14 pm, Andrey Tkachuk (MLO)
for...@mylifeorganized.net wrote:
snip
2) When task reoccurs its date moved to next date and completed copy
created. So it is not possible to display tasks with all dates from
recurrent pattern.
Do you see this as something that is unlikely to
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 # eg (#times).
I can now use the ordinary find to jump to
In theory but when I tried to do use it, Alternative Complete did too
many wrong things that didn't make sense to me - eg (if I remember
correctly) it marks the new item complete rather than the item you are
trying to complete, it puts the new item at the end of the list and
varous other things.
, 5:51 pm, Richard C r...@rcollings.co.uk wrote:
Apologies for not replying earlier - have been very busy with other.
I did emails to supp...@mylife... on 13/2 But forgot subject line. So
sending again - one with the attachments and one without (in case it
was the attachments
Apologies for not replying earlier - have been very busy with other.
I did emails to supp...@mylife... on 13/2 But forgot subject line. So
sending again - one with the attachments and one without (in case it
was the attachments that caused the problems).
Re your 6: I have about 15 custom To Do
Ah ha. Thanks.
On Feb 13, 7:37 pm, Andrey Tkachuk (MLO)
for...@mylifeorganized.net wrote:
It is when you sort subtasks in the Outline. There is an option to
sort all subtasks recursively not only immediate subtasks of the
selected parent.
A.
On Feb 13, 5:12 pm, Richard C r
Andrey.
On Feb 12, 11:57 am, Richard C r...@rcollings.co.uk wrote:
Arrrgh - problem has reoccurred. Exactly the same as before.
Changed columns in my main ToDo view, worked with MLO for several days
(starting and stopping), no problems - columns were retained. Then a
few nights ago
Sorry - expand on what you mean by 'sort recursively'
On Feb 12, 4:00 pm, on...@comcast.net on...@comcast.net wrote:
All,
For some reason in the latest beta I've lost the ability to sort
recursively. Running on the same XP machine that I've been using the
for the last who knows how many
Arrrgh - problem has reoccurred. Exactly the same as before.
Changed columns in my main ToDo view, worked with MLO for several days
(starting and stopping), no problems - columns were retained. Then a
few nights ago, stopped MLO, left machine on overnight backing up and
when I started MLO in
It was mentioned in Andrey's earlier post when he outlined what he was
going to do for the next release. Also, if you right click on an item
in the ToDo view, there is a To Do Manual Sorting option which shows
the short cut key.
On Feb 6, 8:36 pm, Lisa Stroyan lstro...@gmail.com wrote:
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