2009/4/23 po_60 <[email protected]>:
> --- In [email protected], Frank Niessink <fr...@...> wrote:
>>
>> What you can do is create different categories (low priority, medium
>> prio, high prio). Give each category its own color and then assign
>> tasks to one of the categories. The tasks will automatically get the
>> same color as the priority they belong to. By checking a category you
>> can limit the tasks being displayed to just the tasks that belong to
>> the checked category.
>>
>> If you don't want to see future tasks, use View->Filter->Hide->Inactive
>> tasks.
>>
> That could work... but not for me. I'm using Categories to display major
> task groups and related subgroups, which is what I thought it was intended
> for and why I'm using TC. Within any subgroups, associated tasks can/will be
> a mix of hi/med/low priority. As for hiding the future tasks... that's not
> what I prefer. I like to glance at the tasks scheduled for tomorrow so I
> realize the importance of completing certain tasks today.
Of course you should organize it as you want, but you can have
multiple types of categories, e.g.:
Priority
High
Medium
Low
Urgency
High
Medium
Low
Context
Need internet
Need phone
At work
At home
Assign your tasks to any combination of these categories and it
becomes easy to select all kinds of combinations, e.g. urgent tasks at
home, high priority tasks at work that need phoning, etc.
Cheers, Frank
