I have an approach that is somewhat awkward; I would not really recommend
it. But I will pass it along just in case someone finds it helpful.
When composing (or forwarding) an email to send to TBE, you can add
attributes in MLO parsing syntax. In this case, if you want the task to
eventually arrive in a folder named "xyz" you can add a parameter at the
end saying -tofld=xyz - (tofld is the parsing command for moving the task
to a specified folder).
TBE will still drop the unparsed task into the inbox, but once it arrives
you can select it and hit Alt/Enter which will strip off the parsing
commands and process them. In this case, that would entail moving the task
to the specified folder.
The idea of combining Alt/Enter with TBE was first documented by Lisa Stroyan.
On July 15, 2016 11:49:33 AM "birdv...@gmail.com" <birdv...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Steph:
I use the Rapid Task Entry all the time and unfortunately, it does not
affect the location emails are sent to.
But I'm glad you remember, as I do, that there is a way to define the inbox
for tasks sent my email.
I hope there is someone out there who has the answer.
Thanks!
Eddie
On Thu, Jul 14, 2016 at 2:39 PM, Stéph <st...@senglish.plus.com> wrote:
Hello Eddie,
When I read your message, I remembered that you could define an inbox, but
then I couldn't find it either. I think now that I've just stumbled onto
it, though:
In the Rapid Task Entry dialogue box, you have a button at the bot to
specify "*P*arent" for any new tasks. I suspect that emailed tasks will
go into whatever parent you specify I the Rapid Tasks Entry box. Let me
know if I've got that wrong. I can't test, because I haven't got MLO set
up to receive emailed tasks.
On Thursday, 14 July 2016 17:00:23 UTC+1, Majorbillion wrote:
Hi, I seem to recall there was a way to specify where tasks sent by email
wind up.
But I've searched both Help and through the community. I've found
references to this, but so far no clear instructions.
Anybody out there know how to do this?
Thanks,
Eddie
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