I too would like to see a Mac application as I have just recently converted
to the Mac OS. But I have not stopped using MLO. I am using Parallels
Desktop for the Mac to run those Window applications (of which MLO is the
most important to me) that have no counter-part in the Mac environment.
Oth
Of course not, although it might be a platform-specific issue. My data
file has 9,226 "tasks" and I am syncing between iPhone, iPad, laptop,
and desktop computers. The sync works flawlessly for me.
Ron
On Mon, Jul 23, 2012 at 9:44 AM, robisme wrote:
> Am I the only one here never having any sync
I confirm that flags do not transfer to the iOS platform either.
Ron Stockfleth
On Sunday, June 10, 2012, Lisa Stroyan wrote:
> It's certainly viable to have a particular view, probably a subset of an
> Active view, that shows you only the tasks with Due dates. You might want
> a
Hi Ed,
Just to add to your further understanding, the vanilla Active Actions view
with Action Filter set to Active is actually a view of active actions as of
the current moment in time. So, for example, if you have a task with a
start time two hours into the future from the current time, it will n
I have had this identical result many times as well, but it doesn't happen
every time for me. Sometimes it does it correctly on the iPhone, that is
what is so confusing to me.
Ron
On Wed, Feb 15, 2012 at 7:41 PM, Bill wrote:
> I have this problem as well, but I don't think it manifests in quite
I recently authored a post titled, "Start Date occasionally disappears
on recurring tasks". The essence of this post was that from time-to-
time a recurring task completed on the iPhone incorrectly ends up with
a start date equal to "none".
I decided to create a separate post as I may be closer to
Back on Aug 9, 2011, Mary Renaud posted the following:
"I'm noticing that the start date occasionally disappears on some of
the recurring tasks. I have yet to identify the variables that affect
whether/when this happens but will pay attention to see what I can
come up with. Is anyone else noticing
The F4 key inserts current date and time.
Ron
On Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 9:21 AM, Now Space wrote:
> Need hotkey like D or DT to create time stamp when writing
> notes. I believe Bonsai had such a feature and I used it all the time.
>
> Many times, I'm adding to notes for a given tasks and I nee
Andrey is right-on about battery life. I purchased an app awhile back that
offered a similar feature, but it drained my battery so quickly that I
removed it from my device. I also have a golf GPS app that I use while I am
playing golf for about 4 hours. I have to use an additional battery (mophie
j
The Starred view on both desktop and iPhone versions are designed to show
all starred tasks, whether complete subtasks in order is checked or not,
whether the task is completed or incomplete.
I suspect that you have modified the original Starred view on the desktop.
My guess is that you have chang
I would appreciate it, and daily seems OK to me.
Ron
On Nov 8, 9:21 am, Mark Levison wrote:
> How would the list members feel if I auto forwarded the daily summary for
> mlo.uservoice.com to the list? The benefit would be giving feature requests
> and ideas greater visibility.
>
> Cheers
> Mark
OK,
I had MLO-iPhone working reasonably well on my iPhone 4 with iOS 5
(other than the noted crash when switching directly from outline view
to To-Do view). Today I received my iPhone 4S. I activated my new
phone, restored all of my apps and data, but now I get the results
that others have reporte
Confirmed. MLO crashes for me as well when I switch directly from Outline
view to the To-Do view. Fortunately, I rarely do this. I typically go to the
home screen first from the Outline view, and then select the desired To-Do
view. The app does not crash using this approach.
Strange, after re-open
I have been running it on iOS5 with an iPhone 4 for the past 24 hours.
I haven't noticed any issues.
Ron
Sent from my iPhone
On Oct 13, 2011, at 12:48 PM, heinz wrote:
> Any experiences with MLO running on iPhone with IOS5?
>
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Good explanation David. I would further add that when the parent task shows
up in my To Do list, it is a reminder to me to define further tasks that are
required to finish the primary task. When I do so, the primary task
disappears from the To Do List, only to reappear when I have completed all
of
Just installed. Will let you know if any issues arise with usage over the
next few days.
Ron
On Wed, Aug 3, 2011 at 6:17 AM, Andrey Tkachuk (MLO) <
for...@mylifeorganized.net> wrote:
> More details:
>
> http://groups.google.com/group/mylifeorganized/browse_thread/thread/4447851638105982#
>
> Ple
I require my task manager to be with me at all times, whether that be a
desktop or laptop computer, a tablet, or a smartphone. MLO-Desktop, as it
exists today, meets almost 100% of my needs as a task management tool. So
from a development perspective, I would like to see MLO's resources to
direct t
I have MLO-Desktop running on my desktop computer and my laptop. I also have
MLO-iPhone running on my iPhone and an iPad. I sync my data between all 4
devices using MLO Cloud service. So my answers are as follows:
1. MLO does support iPad, but it is not designed solely for the iPad. It is
the iPho
You probably do not need WiFi sync. WiFi sync was developed primarily for
those users who did not want to use the cloud for either cost or security
reasons. I have a desktop and laptop computer, as well as an iPad and
iPhone, so the cloud sync works great for me in keeping MLO in sync on all
of the
6-year user of MLO, and I didn't know that either! Thanks for the tip.
Ron
On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 4:28 PM, pottster wrote:
> Never noticed before that Ctrl+h highlights a task. Just when you thought
> you knew it all ;-)
>
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>
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>
>
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> [mailto:mylifeorganized@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Ron Stockfleth
>
I have been thinking about picking up the latest MacBook Pro. The only
thing holding me back is no MLO for the Mac OS. Are there any MLO
users out there running MLO in Windows on a Mac through either Boot
Camp, Parallels Desktop, or VMware Fusion? If so, what is your
experience like in terms of per
On your second point, I have a huge data file, and it opens almost instantly
on my iPhone and iPad. Also, syncing any changes with the cloud is very fast
as well.
Ron
On Fri, Feb 25, 2011 at 3:47 PM, Guilligan wrote:
> The whole idea of GTD is to put all your tasks in one trusted system.
> If I
Hi Wicky,
What do you think is the future of Symbian given Nokia's recent announcement
of their plans to develop phones using Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 operating
system?
Ron
On Sat, Feb 19, 2011 at 9:11 AM, wickypi wrote:
> Is there any plan to develop MLO for Symbian phones (Nokia)? There i
No problem. Sounds like the right approach.
Ron
On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 9:36 PM, Mark Levison wrote:
>
>
> On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 6:05 PM, Ron Stockfleth
> wrote:
>
>> Hi Mark,
>>
>> I just visited uservoice for the first time. If I REALLY like a particular
Hi Mark,
I just visited uservoice for the first time. If I REALLY like a particular
idea, is there anyway to cast more than 3 votes for a specific idea? Thanks
for starting this up.
Ron
On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 6:14 PM, Mark Levison wrote:
>
>
> On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 7:02 PM, phil reaston wro
I don't believe that you can do this with just one task. I would do it with
two tasks. Beginning of month payroll processing (recurring on the 1st of
each month) and Mid-month payroll processing (recurring on 15th of each
month).
Ron
On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 5:24 PM, Eli wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I m
Yes, I do run into this, which is why I would like to see this feature added
in the near future. I do have a work-around for recurring tasks.
First, I do a quick review each day in which I plan the tasks, and roughly
the order in which I hope to do them. Of course, as soon as the day starts
things
I would like this feature also. But for now, I "star" the tasks for the day,
and manually sort them. The starred view maintains this manual sort order as
I sync with the cloud and my desktop computer, netbook, iPad, and iPhone.
Give the Starred view a try.
Ron
On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 1:20 PM, Tal
You said, "I do like the idea of active tasks going green, though they
seemed to be going green based on the level during input, as there were no
start dates yet." This indicates that you think that active tasks must have
a start date in order to be considered active, which most definitely isn't
th
I have a yearly recurring task on December 31. I just completed that
task, and the task recurred to December 31, 2011 as it should have.
But the task shows up as "Saturday" in the Due Date column in my
Outline view. I would expect that the due date would show up as
12/31/2011, rather than "Saturday
No landscape view yet. Reminders are not there yet either, but Reminders are
on Andrey's short list for updates. I believe all of the remaining task
details are there though. Views are also limited at this time to the
following:
Outline views: All Tasks - I believe that Projects and Goals are on A
I have installed the 3.5.6 hotfix, and the double Ctrl-X no longer
does what Stephen initially reported that it did. I will say though,
in the 25 years that Windows has been out, I have probably used Ctrl-X
roughly 75 thousand times, and I have never hit Ctrl-X twice! Great
catch Stephen!
Ron
On
I have also responded to this "reported bug" before, but I will do so
again. It is not a bug since this is how the program is designed, so
it will continue to persist.
If you want a project to register as completed (100%), then complete
the parent task. The program assumes that if you have not com
I agree with Pottster. For example, if your parsed task has a Start
Date of next Friday, and today is Wednesday, and you have the Action
Filter set to "Active", you will see the task in Outline, but not in a
ToDo view as the task, by definition, is not active. And there are
many other examples of w
As I have responded to you in your "bug" report about Project %
inaccuracy, Folders by definition are not actionable and do not show
up in To Do views (although with MLO's customizable views you could
probably do this). I accomplish what you desire by simply not making a
parent task a folder. If yo
I don't believe this is a bug. You are apparently designating your
parent tasks as both Folders and Projects. Although you can do this, I
would not recommend it. The folder concept in MLO came some time after
the concept of projects. Before folders were introduced in MLO, users
would designate a pa
Hi Andrey,
I noticed a typo on your MLO Cloud subscription page. You have
"...over the ari". It should read "...over the air".
Great news about the upcoming updates!
Ron
On Jun 14, 6:21 am, "Andrey Tkachuk (MLO)"
wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I kept silence in the last time. The reason is that I am 100
ed->
> > sort subtasks, the results on the normal. This is why?
>
> > 2010/5/14 Ron Stockfleth
>
> > Hi
>
> >> I am unable to tell from your screenshots what your issue is. All I
> >> can tell is that you have selected the Active filter for one
>
y show task of @ office context). But
> if I set the start date, such as Today -1 to Today +1, then show all the
> task (@ office, @ home). I want to ask is, why display the task of context
> of @ home
>
> 2010/5/14 Ron Stockfleth
>
>
>
> > Hi again,
>
> > Your
Hi again,
Your screenshots show what you are doing with the Start Date filters,
but I don't understand what you mean by saying, "context are out", or
"I have set for each context are the time".
I will explain my understanding of the Start Date filters, and perhaps
that will help you understand wh
Hi
I am unable to tell from your screenshots what your issue is. All I
can tell is that you have selected the Active filter for one
screenshot and then the Next Actions filter for the other screenshot
and that you got different results, which is what I expect would
happen 99.9% of the time.
Perha
Here is how I would do it...
I assume that you have unchecked the checkbox "Do not create a
completed copy of this task on recurring". This checkbox is located in
Advanced Options under Task Recurrence. With this checkbox unchecked,
everytime you complete this recurring task, a copy of the old tas
service...
> Even for an Exchange Server, not everyone (simple quidam) has access
> to such a server !
>
> For me, the best solutions are :
> - bluetooth like activeSync, for everyone
> - cloud sync, for more rich persons.
>
> Regards,
> Dominique
>
> On Mar 22, 7:06 pm,
ers, small one, starters, ...
> > certainly NOT. It requires also some free money to pay for that
> > service...
> > Even for an Exchange Server, not everyone (simple quidam) has access
> > to such a server !
>
> > For me, the best solutions are :
> > - bluetoo
I am fervent about cloud syncing, but then I don't have your trust
issues.
I have a desktop computer, a netbook, iPhone, and an iPad (early next
month) that I need to keep all in sync, and cloud computing is the
best way to do that in my opinion.
I agree that automatic syncing is the way to go, a
nce only shows up as
> one "active" item. It doesn't "re-occur" until the first occurrence
> closes...
>
> On Mar 10, 5:25 pm, Ron Stockfleth wrote:
>
> > In MLO 3.5.0 Beta 5, Andrey has added the ability to add a time field
> > as a column in a vi
In MLO 3.5.0 Beta 5, Andrey has added the ability to add a time field
as a column in a view. For this to be a truly useful feature for me, I
would want the field "Time" to also be a filter criteria in Advanced
Filtering. Since my true hard landscape appointments all have times
associated with them,
Hi Andrey,
I was testing the new feature of being able to change importance/
urgency,effort in the corresponding column on my netbook computer. The
display for my netbook is 1024x600, which is a very common resolution
for this class of computers. When I right-clicked to add the urgency
field as a
lection and to"any word in the caption" will
> still find it even if it's a project or folder. Try it.
>
> Regards,
> Ken
>
> PS hope you've got an external backup of that data file!
>
> PPS congrats on your impending 5th anniversary - perhaps Andrey will
&
Hi Ken,
While you have made a good point, restricting parsing to to
uncompleted tasks will not help me all that much.
In April I will become a 5-year user of MLO. I have 12 thousand tasks
in my MLO file (I know, I really do need to purge my data file). I
have 3,500 uncompleted tasks in MLO (a sig
There are various export options, You can export in XML (MLO, Excel,
MindManager) or to a text file (tab delimited). I would assume that
the trial version would also have these export options, but you could
try it right away to make sure of this.
My recollection is that after 45 days you cannot en
Oops! I forgot to include the link to PureText. It is:
http://SteveMiller.net/PureText
Ron
On Feb 8, 11:50 am, Ron Stockfleth wrote:
> I ran into this problem when I first started using OneNote as well (a
> couple of years ago?). I think someone in this forum, or perhaps
>
I ran into this problem when I first started using OneNote as well (a
couple of years ago?). I think someone in this forum, or perhaps
elsewhere, recommended a small freeware utility called "PureText".
OneNote has rich formatting which doesn't translate into MLO. PureText
removes rich formatting fr
t understand how (and why) the product behaves as it does.
> Therefore I do thank you for your insight.
> Now that I do understand, I will treat this as a minor bug and open a
> separate thread for it.
> Regards,
> Ely Hofner
>
> On Sun, Feb 7, 2010 at 5:22 PM, Ron Stockfleth
Goal buttons
> should behave in a deferent way.
>
> Regards,
> Ely
> On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 6:16 PM, Ron Stockfleth
> wrote:
>
> > Hi Ely,
>
> > This is neither a bug nor a "problem"; this is a design feature of
> > MLO. The fact that every sub
Hi Ely,
This is neither a bug nor a "problem"; this is a design feature of
MLO. The fact that every subtask of a parent task that is a Week Goal
gets the same Red Exclamation Point Week Goal icon might have been
your first clue! :)
The idea behind this is if you designate a parent task as a weekl
You have the syntax incorrect. Parsing keywords must come at the end,
not at the beginning. For example, "Tell X to do Y remind Tomorrow",
or "Tell X to do Y rmd tomorrow". Either one should work.
I think when MLO "sees" the parsing keyword at the beginning, it does
it best to set the reminder, an
to control the sort order for the new item and to then
> search down the list until it finds an item where this valueis less
> than that of the item being inserted (or it reaches the end of the
> list).
>
> This also feels to me to be a better approach than putting it at the
> end of
ueis less
> than that of the item being inserted (or it reaches the end of the
> list).
>
> This also feels to me to be a better approach than putting it at the
> end of the list.
>
> On Jan 30, 3:16 pm, Ron Stockfleth wrote:
>
> > Hi Richard,
>
> > As I
Hi Richard,
As I have used the beta over the past few days, I find myself moving
tasks both up and down the list. Does your approach work equally well
in both directions, or does it assume that users will only be moving
tasks up the list?
Ron
On Jan 30, 8:44 am, Richard C wrote:
> The problem o
Hi Lisa,
I wouldn't get too hung up on Contexts as certain other GTD concepts
are probably even more important (Weekly Reviews, Next Actions,
Mastering Work Flow, Project Lists, etc.) I also have a iPhone and a
netbook computer (very light and long battery life) with full internet
access wherever
Hi Lisa,
I do not disagree with your characterizations of the manually sorted
view as precise and static (without further manual sorts), or not very
useful as time goes by without further manual sorts.
I think there will be two kinds of users that find the current Manual
Sort implementation highl
ing again.
>
> I am also against visual clutter, but I believe the visual cue is important
> as well as the easy "reset back". For me, a checkbox is a small price to pay
> for that. I believe sorting is an MLO biggie, and the UI must be clear about
> what's going
Hi Lisa!
I guess one person's intuitive is another person's UI clutter :)
I find the manual sort feature very intuitive. The user drags-and-
drops where he/she wants them to be in the To-Do view, and new tasks
to the view are added to the bottom of the list, intuitive. Where else
would you add th
Hi Luciano,
I think I am already doing something very similar to your usage
scenario, but without the added check box for Manual Sorting.
When I want to manually sort, I just start dragging-and-dropping to my
heart's content. MLO automatically goes into Manual Sort mode just by
dragging-and-dropp
When I tested this new feature, I noted the following:
Ctrl-Click on a task creates a completed copy of the task with
Created, Modified, and Completed Date/Time all equal to the current
Date/Time, and then moves the original task uncompleted to the end of
the list with the original Date/Time intac
My @Office context has included contexts of @Phone, @Internet, and
@Computer. When I select my @Office context, the To-Do view shows
correctly all of my active tasks with @Phone, @Internet, @Computer,
and @Office contexts. However, the task count for the view ignores all
Contexts other than the @Of
This is the same issue that pottster identified. I also had to
forcibly close MLO by ending the process with Task Manager.
Ron
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Hi Vicki,
I will answer your second question first. Yes you can add notes via
the Rapid Task Entry dialog box. Select Tools/Options/Rapid Task Entry
dialog. There you will find a check box titled, "Place additional text
in task note if text entered is greater than X", where X is a number
that you
Hi Lisa,
For me, all of my tasks or actions are in MLO. I keep brief notes
directly related to that task in MLO as well. My checklists are in
MLO, but project support materials and general notes and reference
items go in Microsoft's OneNote, although I am considering switching
over to EverNote as
Hi Lisa
Getting stuck doesn't make you an exception, it makes you human! When
you state that you "try" to follow GTD as well, I suspect that you
should perhaps look closely at the Weekly Review as a possible weak
link in your implementation of GTD. As I have posted previously, I use
the Weekly Rev
Hi Doug,
Based on past conversations. I am certain that some members of this
group do use the urgency field to help them get their To-Do lists in
the "right" order. But if you have a strict ordering sequence in mind,
this approach may frustrate you. For example, if you want a certain
task at the t
Hi Doug,
I am a practioner of the Getting Things Done (GTD) methodology, and as
such, I do not use due dates for any of my tasks unless they truly do
have a "drop-dead" due date. Your comment seems to indicate that a
"weekly goal" must have a "due date" within the next week. That is
simply not the
Setting a task as a Weekly Goal is not the same as expecting it to be
completed sometime in the current week. There is no direct correlation
between dates and goals. I do not date my tasks unless they truly are
due on a specific date, so most of my Weekly Goals do not have dates.
Conversely, if a t
The open/closed context functionality works exactly as I expect it
should, and exactly as you expect it should as well. For example, I
have a context called @Errands that has open hours from 8am - 9pm. So
if I have an active task called "pick up milk" for instance, with a
context of @Errands, that
The project or task does not appear when a StartDateTime is set to
tomorrow, because you have the Action Filter set to "Active". By
definition, a task that has a StartDateTime of tomorrow is not active.
I suspect you get similar results for DueDateTime because you also
have a StartDateTime of tomor
Hi Dave,
Perhaps you misunderstood "ladsr777's" response to you. F4 inserts
both the current date and current time.
Many of MLO's shortcuts show up in the menu selections. For example,
if you select Edit/Insert, you will see the shortcuts for Insert Date/
Time, Insert Date, and Insert Time.
Ron
Hi Ruby,
The reason that tasks that have a start date of tomorrow are not
listed is because you have the Action Filter set to "Active". Tasks
that have a start date of tomorrow are not "active" by definition.
Set your action filter to "Available" or "All", depending upon your
needs, and you shou
Don't use the Next Actions filter if it bugs you. If you look up in
MLO's help file, it will explain that the Next Action filter will
place only one (first) active task for each project. If you do not
want this view, then try another approach.
If you use the Active Action filter in combination wit
Hi Jeff,
A1: Yes!
My guess is that you have the Action Filter set to "Active". The
"Active" Action Filter is designed to show only tasks that are
actionable right now. By definition, any task with a Start Date of
tomorrow or later is not yet actionable. If you change your Action
Filter "All", yo
You can get a project to be 100% complete by completing the project
parent task. When I complete the last subtask of a project, most of
the time I am not done with that project. It is helpful to me that a
project shows up in the To-Do view, as that is a reminder for me to
define the next action st
-1
I agree with Mark. I would rather the development resources go
directly to a MLO iPhone application than to a stop-gap measure like
Toodledo. I am currently using Toodledo for a limited number of
contexts (@Errands, @Calls, @Agendas) on my iPhone. I simply copy
those limited number of tasks fr
Hi Alexandra,
I think I tested this awhile back. My recollection is as follows:
Options under "Current MLO data file" are stored within the MLO data
file. Options under "General Application Options" are specific to the
computer and not stored within the MLO data file.
I will test this again mys
2. If you go to Tools\Options\Current MLO data file\To-Do list format,
and select 'Encode project name", you can get the project name to
prefix or postfix your task in the To-Do view.
1. I am not sure I entirely understand your question pertaining to
exporting and importing settings. If your ques
You enter a task or subtask, and then in the Properties pane, you
check "Folder" under Task To-Do Visibility. Note that this will make
your item a Folder, which is simply a container of tasks (i.e. it will
not show up in a To Do view).
Ron
On May 27, 4:28 pm, Alexis wrote:
> in the Outline like
I use a custom hot key (Ctrl-Shift-Z) for Task\Advanced\Complete Task
and all subtasks. This hot key worked in all previous versions of MLO.
With MLO 3.0 RC-1, nothing happens when I use Ctrl-Shift-Z. Is there a
conflict with this hot key that I am unaware of in the Release
Candidate?
--~--~--
n,
>
> > As stated on the site: "(*) TAX/VAT may apply for certain countries."
> > Some countries have taxes some not. The taxes are not included to the
> > price.
>
> > Andrey.
>
> > On May 21, 4:40 pm, Ron Stockfleth wrote:
>
> > > A
tries."
> Some countries have taxes some not. The taxes are not included to the
> price.
>
> Andrey.
>
> On May 21, 4:40 pm, Ron Stockfleth wrote:
>
> > A follow-up to my previous post:
>
> > To be more accurate, using the discount code sent to me by myLi
away so your existing
customers can purchase their upgrades? Thanks!
Ron
On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 8:26 AM, Ron Stockfleth wrote:
> Hey Andrey,
>
> I am having the same problem as chuckdevee. I am entering the coupon code
> that I received from you, but Share-it won't give me
Hey Andrey,
I am having the same problem as chuckdevee. I am entering the coupon code
that I received from you, but Share-it won't give me the upgrade price, just
the new user price. Can we get this fixed right away so I can upgrade to
3.0? Thanks!
Ron
On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 8:12 AM, chuckdevee
Your welcome, and your understanding of the "Active" Action Filter is
not correct. To borrow from MLO's Help, Filtering the To-Do List,
"To be placed on the list of Active actions a task should meet all
criteria listed below:
1) task must not have subtasks or these subtasks should be completed
Hi,
No, you cannot view those particular tasks from this dialog box. To
view all of the tasks assigned to a particular context, go to the To-
Do view, select the desired context, and change the Action Filter from
Active to All. That should give you what you are looking for.
Ron
On Apr 25, 8:42
ibility of a specific task
in the To-Do view.
For the To-Do view, you did not specify the Action Filter or the View
you are using. If you are using the default Active Action Filter and
the Active Actions view, please state that as it will help in further
diagnosing your issue.
Ron Stockfleth
On Ap
How is the Hot Key assigned to a particular context supposed to work?
I would have thought it would work like a toggle switch. Hit a hot key
and it will assign that context to the task; hit the hot key again,
and it will remove that context from the task. It doesn't work that
way for me.
For exam
Under the properties pane, at the bottom, Format
Ron
On Mar 5, 8:54 am, pkelecy wrote:
> I thought MLO 2.5 included color (for task text, etc), but I don't see
> where that is available. Is it, or did I misunderstand?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Pat
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Yo
Weekly Goals have green check marks next to them when completed. Non-
weekly goals do not.
Ron
On Mar 5, 8:51 am, pkelecy wrote:
> Some of my completed tasks have green check marks next to them, and
> some don't. What does that mean?
>
> Pat
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r the iPhone, a web-based application, and
a stand-alone application that can be installed on your computer for
offline capabilities. I believe that this would be ideal approach for
MLO.
Thanks in advance for your consideration.
Ron Stockfleth
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be able abandon ActiveWords and
use AutoHotKeys exclusively.
Thanks again for your contribution to the MLO community!
Ron Stockfleth
On Jan 9, 2:37 am, Kudos wrote:
> MLO_Hotkeys needs to know the hotkeys within MLO so that the ToggleMLO
> & Rapid Task Entry functions will work. T
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