Hi, John. I'm not sure that I actually see your problem. Contexts are 
sorted in ascending alphabetical order based on the native collating 
sequence of the device you are using. 

On Monday, November 2, 2015 at 1:13:04 PM UTC-5, J Smith wrote:You cannot 
alter the collating sequence using drag and drop or any other tool that I 
am aware of. You can, however, modify the context names to controll how 
they sort. For example, suppose that your context names are 01-Errands, 
02-Personal_Admin, 03-Low_Brain_Energy and so on. The tasks would sort into 
the order you seem to have in mind.You could then move errands to last 
position by renaming it 04-Errands.

Here's another way to approach this issue.
- Find the view named Active By Context and bring it up.
- hit F6 to collapse every context
- find the context you want to work on next and hit Ctrl-R to zoom in.
- when you are done witgh this context hit ctrl-alt-R then f6.
- look for your next context and repeat

>
>
> Hello
>
> Is it possible to create a view whereby I drag & drop to change the sort 
> order of Contexts?
>
> Scenario: 
> e.g I want to do Errands, then some Personal_Admin, then some 
> Low_Brain_Energy to recharge my brain, then at least one oft the some stuff 
> I've been putting off (which I "Frog") then some sort of Down-time as a 
> reward... You get the picture.
>
> So the thing is that I'm NOT expecting to complete all the items in each 
> category, but will need to be pragmatic and move on when I run out of time.
>
> If I have multiple task within a project and have starred the project, I 
> can keep going on the project until time is up. And I can of course put 
> whole *projects* into whichever sequential order I choose v easily simply 
> by using drag and drop. 
>
> However it becomes harder to do the same things with clusters of tasks 
> when are only connected by being in the same Context rather than sharing a 
> parent task.
>
> It becomes a particular problem when I am looking at a *larger number* of 
> tasks, which are falling in to a number of contexts, all of which I have 
> starred as "do today if I can"
>
> See my problem?
>
> J
>
>
>   
>

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