Instead of *subtasks* and a *project*, can you use *tasks* and a *list* or * tag* to get what you want? It seems like those are a better fit for the activities that you're modeling.
Wayne(0.02); On Sat, Jan 16, 2010 at 4:48 PM, Alex <[email protected]> wrote: > Right - in other words, that a subtask can continue to be marked > "completed" even when the project is repeated. > > This is why one would want to do this: let's say I have a project that > represents a kind of general task that I need to accomplish every day. > Something like "Shopping" or "Work". Each project would have a number > of specific subtasks that, once completed, don't come back as > uncompleted. For example: "Buy shoes" or "Buy stereo". Let's say I buy > those shoes and check that task off as completed. After finishing > shopping for day, I'd like to check off "Shopping" but have the > project reappear the next day. However, I want the "Buy shoes" task to > remain as "completed". > > Does this make sense? > > Thanks, > Alex >
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