Wow, you're going back in time! Not sure what version of Jon's script you're using but it should have downloaded with a readme file which contains a list of hotkeys. I have attached a copy of the readme file I have which may or may not be relevant for you.
To be honest, both MLO and AutoHotkey have moved on since Jon wrote his script and you're probably better off (and safer) compiling your own. Good luck. On Wednesday, 13 January 2016 02:20:00 UTC, [email protected] wrote: > > Hi Everyone, > > I thought I would try MLO-Hotkeys by Jon Rumens, but how do you get a list > of hotkeys? > > I think it's installed ... > > But how do I get a list of the HotKeys? > > Thanks for any help on this, > > Al > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MyLifeOrganized" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/mylifeorganized. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/mylifeorganized/6cff86d0-9755-40a8-acdb-cae7a9d42f46%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
MLO-Hotkeys - AutoHotkey Scripts for MyLife Organized ---------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you for downloading MLO-Hotkeys. The latest version can be found here: http://www.jonrumens.com/MLO-Hotkeys.zip MLO Web Site: http://www.mylifeorganized.net/ MLO Discussion Group: http://groups.google.com/group/MyLifeOrganized AutoHotkey Web Site: http://www.autohotkey.com What is MLO-Hotkeys? ---------------------------------------------------------------- MLO-Hotkeys is a set of useful scripts (like macro's) to improve your productivity when you use the 'MyLife Organized' task management application. Each script is assigned a specific 'hotkey' which is the combination or sequence of keys you press to trigger it. I think MLO-Hotkeys adds some nice features to MyLife Organized. I like to add features this way, using simple AutoHotkey scripts. Maybe it saves Andrey a bit of time as he doesn't have to worry about so many feature requests from me :-) I know he has many more important development tasks to worry about.. like adding a Calendar View to MLO, hopefully! ;-) The hotkeys can be customized in the MLO-Hotkeys.ini settings file. How to install ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Extract the contents of the zip file to your computer. 2. With MLO closed, run the MLO-Hotkeys.reg file to set the correct internal hotkeys within MLO itself. 3. MLO-Hotkeys will autodetect your last used MLO file and use that as default. If you need to change this, please change the settings in the ini file. 4. Install AutoHotkey from www.autohotkey.com (it's really easy) 5. Run MLO-Hotkeys.ahk, and install a shortcut to your startup folder if desired. 6. MLO-Hotkeys will run in your system tray with a purple MLO tree icon. How to update and keep your custom settings ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Just replace your MLO-Hotkeys.ahk file with the new one. List of Functions and Default Hotkeys ---------------------------------------------------------------- MLO Context Menu Left Click & Right Click / Ctrl-Right Click This will show the MLO-Hotkeys context menu with commonly used commands. It works under MLO Outline or To-Do list. ToggleMLO Win-M / Double Click Tray This hotkey will Toggle MLO Open and Minimized. It works even if MLO is minimized to the tray or not running at all. Rapid Task Entry Win-N This hotkey will Toggle the MLO Rapid Task Entry Dialog. It works even if MLO is minimized to the tray or not running at all. Rapid Task Favs Win-Alt-N Show the favourite parent selection menu, then open RTE with that parent selected. SnippetToTask Ctrl-Alt-C This hotkey script will copy the highlighted text in any application and create a new task under the top of the outline using the copied text for the task name and notes. It even works with entire web pages. If you copy the text from Firefox the URL will be grabbed too and inserted into the notes! ToggleZoom Ctrl-R Toggle the Zoom on and off. ToggleNotesProperties Alt-2 Toggle between the Task Notes and Properties tabs. ToggleContexts F8 Toggle the Contexts Window Open/Closed. SelectContexts Ctrl-Alt Press Ctrl-Alt to bring up the 'Select contexts' window. Keep holding Ctrl while you use up/down (or type name) and use space to select your Contexts, release Ctrl to except the selection and the window will close. CollapseExpandOutline Alt-Z Toggle Outline Expanded/Collapsed ExpandFirstLevelOutline Alt-X Toggle Outline Expanded/Collapsed (First Level only) DueToday Ctrl(+Shift)-1 DueTomo Ctrl(+Shift)-2 Due2Days Ctrl(+Shift)-3 Due3Days Ctrl(+Shift)-4 Due4Days Ctrl(+Shift)-5 Due5Days Ctrl(+Shift)-6 Due7Days Ctrl(+Shift)-7 DueMonth Ctrl(+Shift)-8 DueFriday DueNextFriday DueSunday DueNextSunday Make a task due on the chosen day. Even and especially for recurring tasks!! If Shift is also pressed then the start date of the task will be set to today. IncreaseDue Ctrl = DecreaseDue Ctrl - IncreaseStart Ctrl [ DecreaseStart Ctrl ] Increases or decrease Due Date or Start Date for both Recurring Tasks AND standard tasks! Note: Sorry, but these only work if you have your date in windows regional settings in the format YYYY-MM-DD (separator doesn't matter). TaskCompletedYesterday Alt-Y This script is intended for those recurring tasks you completed yesterday that you want to check off today. It will complete the task and then adjust the due date of the regenerated task one day earlier. It will only work with simple recurrence patterns like 'regenerate x days later'. Note: Sorry, but this only work if you have your date in windows regional settings in the format YYYY-MM-DD (separator doesn't matter). RapidTaskSelectParent Alt-Shift Pops up the 'Select Task' window of the Rapid Task Entry screen. Keep holding Shift while you use up/down/left/right arrows (or type the name) to select your Parent, release shift to except the selection. Rapid Task Favourites Win-Alt-N / Tray Menu Use the MLO-Hotkeys Context Menu in Outline (Ctrl-Right Click) and choose 'Add Favourite Parent'. These are saved to settings file. Then use the hotkey above or MLO-Hotkeys tray menu to access the Rapid Task Favourites feature. This will will pop up a little menu with your favourite parent tasks. Choose one, then the Rapid Task Entry Dialog will be opened with that parent selected. Move Task to Favourite Parent Via MLO-Hotkeys Context Menu Use the MLO-Hotkeys Context Menu in Outline (Ctrl-Right Click) and choose 'Add Favourite Parent'. These are saved to settings file. Then use 'Move' menu option on the context menu. This will will pop up a little menu with your favourite parent tasks. Choose one, then the task will be moved to that parent. PartialCompleteTask Alt-Space This hotkey duplicates a task then prefixes the original as 'Partial:' Thanks to Steve Wynn who suggested it. This could be handy for Mark Forster's AutoFocus Time Management System. DetachRecurrentTask Alt-Shift-D This hotkey allows you to reschedule a recurring task as a one off. It works by completing the reccurring task. Then makes a copy and sets the due date to today. You are then free to change the due date. Luciano's idea :) DueTodayThenComplete Alt-Shift-T Mark a task as due today then complete it. Should work in Outline/ToDo with properties/notes showing. ViewUp / ViewDown Ctrl-Up / Ctrl-Down Cycle through the Views visible in To-Do list. Paste File Links Ctrl-Shift-V Just copy some files onto the Windows Explorer clipboard, and then press Ctrl-Shift-V in notes and they will be inserted as file links! You can also use the MLO-Hotkeys context menu under notes now (Left Click & Right Click OR Ctrl-Right Click) How to change the Hotkeys ---------------------------------------------------------------- Edit the MLO-Hotkeys.ini file in notepad or another text editor. MLO-Hotkeys will detect the changes. MLO-Hotkeys uses standard AutoHotkey codes. The ones you need to know are: # Win ^ Ctrl ! Alt + Shift For example, the ToggleMLO hotkey is set to Win-M like this: hk_ToggleMLO=#m The SnippetToTask hotkey is set to Alt-Ctrl-C like this: hk_SnippetToTask=!^c Settings and other Features ---------------------------------------------------------------- These settings can be found via the right click tray menu of MLO-Hotkeys. Scheduler - Enable this option in the settings menu, then this can be used to run a feature at specified times. Schedules can be set in the ini file in the format: Sched#=hh,mm,DaysOfWeek,Action For DaysOfWeek, Sunday is 1, Monday is 2 etc. Here is an example: [Schedules] NumSchedules=2 Sched1=8,00,23456,SyncMLOFileListAll Sched2=17,00,23456,SyncMLOFileListAll Note: 'SyncMLOFileListAll' feature has now been removed as MLO has this ability from command line now. Dialog Handler: Automatically confirms the MLO Confirmation Dialogs. Hold 'Shift' to bypass or delay. Works on MLO dialogs for moving tasks, replacing contexts, deleting tasks or contexts, and file sync errors. I find this really useful, because I can turn on the confirmations but let MLO-Hotkeys handle them normally. Then I always have the choice to see the confirmation if I want by holding shift down before I move the task or whatever. TrayNotifications: Turns on or off the Tray Notifications after running a script. Files ---------------------------------------------------------------- MLO-Hotkeys.exe - Executable version of the script MLO-Hotkeys.ini - Settings File MLO-Hotkeys.reg - Run this to set the correct internal hotkeys within MLO MLO-Hotkeys.ahk - AutoHotkey version of the script (source code) MLO-Hotkeys.ico - Icon for MLO-Hotkeys that appears in your system tray Version History 1.78 2009-11-09 Commented out Due Hotkeys but these are still accessible from the context menu.
