May I suggest using Input Parsing. You can find the details in the
help file, but here's an example. Type your task and at the end type
"
today" (notice the space). Instead of pressing "Enter", press "Alt-
Enter". You should like what you see. Instead of " today", you can
use
" 0d". Instead of " tomorrow", you can use " d". The day after
tomorrow is " 2d"

I suspect this will meet your need and offer more input power once
you
learn how to use it.




On Feb 13, 8:20 am, Kelvin <[email protected]> wrote:
> Would like to request for ability to set a default date (today,
> tomorrow, next week, etc) for new task created. Most of the tasks we
> create share similar patterns (to be done today, tomorrow, etc). Be
> nice to have option to have a specific date automatically associated
> with new task. Save time :)
>
> Thank you.
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