Oh, thank you very much! That indeed did the trick. Am Montag, 7. Januar 2013 22:48:33 UTC+1 schrieb SRhyse: > > The way bookmarking works on the iPhone might be a little tricky to get a > hang of without guidance. If you're INSIDE of a task, or project, or > folder, or anything, THAT's when you can bookmark it. So if you were to hit > the right tab of a task with children to go into it, while in that view, > bookmarking a task bookmark's the task you're in. Does that make sense? > > It's easier on the iPad, you simply select it and hit bookmark. That > manner of viewing and manipulation is coming to the iPhone, but for now, > that should let you bookmark! > > On Sunday, January 6, 2013 11:58:13 PM UTC-8, NiMhurchu wrote: >> >> Thank you! >> Copy and pasting helps. >> I have tried to use bookmarks on iPhone also, but could not manage to set >> one. >> I went to "All Tasks" (in the outline), checkmarked an entry on the left, >> used the second button on the bottom and hit "bookmark". >> It neither appears in the list of possible parents in the Task Details, >> nor does it in the "Bookmarks" view. >> I tried this with non-project and project tasks, but to no avail. >> Are there any special requirements on when a task can be bookmarked, or >> did I do it wrong? >> >> >> Am Montag, 7. Januar 2013 01:53:28 UTC+1 schrieb SRhyse: >>> >>> I think there's been a misunderstanding based on the iPhone menus. An >>> item only needs to be a child of the 'Inbox' folder to be considered in the >>> inbox. To move the icon, from it's menu, you can select a different >>> bookmarked task or existing project. But, you can also from any list hit >>> the editing button, select one or more tasks on the left by hitting the >>> circle that now shows up in place of the check box, hit cut or copy, >>> navigate to where you want them in the outline, then hit edit again and >>> paste them there. >>> >>> The confusion seems to have been a result of only using the task's >>> details page on the iPhone version to change it's parent. There's more than >>> one way. If you have a folder or task or area you frequently move things >>> to, you can bookmark it, and it will appear as an option there above the >>> current projects listed. But there is the copy and past method I described >>> as well. >>> >>> On Sunday, January 6, 2013 9:59:47 AM UTC-8, NiMhurchu wrote: >>>> >>>> Dear all, >>>> >>>> as far as I understand the iPhone app, the only way for a task out from >>>> the "inbox" parent is assigning it to an existing project which is not in >>>> the inbox. >>>> (Classifying the task as project does not get it out of the inbox, it >>>> is a project in the inbox then). >>>> >>>> So in MLO Desktop I created a top-level project called "Projects" so >>>> that I can shift tasks on the iPhone to that parent. >>>> >>>> However, in the "Outline > Projects" section of MLO 4 Desktop, I now >>>> see every project twice: once because it's a project by itself, >>>> and once because it is in the "Projects" project. >>>> >>>> How can I shift tasks out of the inbox on the iPhone without a >>>> "Projects" project? >>>> >>>> Thanks alot, >>>> >>>> NiMhurchu >>>> >>>
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