Btw, I could also settle for RTE - cloud and have my thoughts landing into my Inbox without having them been parsed... Don't want to overcomplicate the workflow and intend the cloud to be intelligent - I don't think it is designed that way - rather I want to be able to capture my thoughts, period.
On 21 sep, 00:41, kitus <[email protected]> wrote: > Superb idea!!!! I gave up on Remember the Milk due to the lack of tree > view/projects/subprojects but this feature worked amazingly good and I > used it very often... > > +1 > > Please do create a proper request in uservoice so we get it in the > pipeline hopefully and others can vote it!!! > > Thanks > > On 20 sep, 10:47, JohnP <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > I often use the Rapid Task Entry on MLO and love the parsing syntax. > > With MLO in the cloud, a great new feature would to allow a user to > > email in tasks. I use this with Sales Force and it's great. > > > 1) subscribers would enable this option online and be given a secret > > email address linked to their online account. The email address can be > > reset if required. > > > There would then be options to email in new tasks > > > 2a) if their secret cloud email receives an email then the subject > > line becomes the task name and the content the notes. This is good for > > when emailing or replying to a human, just BCC your MLO secret email > > > 2b) if you suffix the subject with a parsing instructions, then it > > would act like Rapid Task Entry. This is good if you want to just > > forward an email to MLO or create a single task. Great for non-MLO > > email devices. > > e.g. FW: What shall we do about the new proposal [...@office in 4d ] > > > 2c) Allow multiple tasks like Rapid Task Entry. The subject line could > > either be blank or a special keyword. The body of the email would > > contain single line task entries. > > > Benefits: > > - allows task entry from a machine/device where you are reading emails > > but don't have MLO installed > > - allows you to BCC when doing emails rather than copy email, switch > > to MLO, create task, paste notes > > - could be used for manager/secretary work to allow secretary to add > > in new tasks > > > Anyone else find this a useful and time saving idea? > > > John -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MyLifeOrganized" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/mylifeorganized?hl=en.
