On Feb 22, 11:22 pm, Richard C <[email protected]> wrote:
> Brilliant.   Basically,  if I have understood it, all you need do is
> save a file which has custom columns in the currently selected To Do
> but to save it from the Outline view.  And then when you reopen it,
> it opens in the Outline view and then if you change the file in some
> way but don't switch to the ToDo view,  this will cause MLO to save
> the file and doing this will cause the ToDo view revert to the default
> column settings.
>

In fact, it looks like all you need to do is Nothing - if MLO opens to
the Outline view - just go away and leave it for a while (I guess
enough for the autosave to save the file) and then come back and
switch to the ToDo view - and there they are gone - your custom
columns!

I guess the reason I was seeing this problem is that I will just start
MLO when I sit down in the morning to  start work and often not look
at it for a while during which time, it will do an autosave (although,
I do note that my Autosave option is set to 'When switching to another
application' so perhaps all I needed to do after starting MLO is
switch to another application.

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