Dino, there is not a specific template feature, but there are ways to do
this, sort of. There is a free version of MLO that should give you what you
need to try out these ideas, and I think a trial period of the full version.
First, MLO supports extensive recurrence options, so any task I have tha
What I do is first export a task as MLO XML and then import it back when
needed.
Please mind you will have to always click on "Insert as subtask" in the
import dialog (instead of mporting the template to the root of your current
file, as your last option doesn't stick.
On Monday, December 17,
Great question and I'm looking forward to hear how others answers. I always
have a few templates on hand, called, for example:
"ASSAULT TEMPLATE", which is a non-project task template that is set to my
default contexts, recurrences, etc.
"CLIENT MEETING TEMPLATE", Which is a project that has
