I second this request. Even if MLO just allowed for bi-directional syncing 
of projects, that would be sufficient for my needs. For instance, I can set 
ClearContext to add "Prj:" as the prefix for each project category, and I 
have MLO set to do the same. However, the project category sync is only one 
way, so if I create a project category in Outlook (e.g., "Prj:New Outlook 
Project"), it will not sync over to MLO as a project. However, if I create 
a project in MLO (e.g., "New MLO Project"), the category syncs to Outlook 
upon sync as "Prj:New MLO Project". It would be extremely useful if that 
worked both ways. 

On Saturday, August 7, 2021 at 1:38:36 PM UTC-5 [email protected] wrote:

>
> I use an add-in other than GTD in Outlook named Clear Context.  Because it 
> is so tightly integrated with Outlook, it doesn't support many of the 
> features of MLO like sub-projects and sub-tasks but it does support project 
> names that are NOT stored in the Outlook categories (thank goodness for 
> that since category seems to become the junk holder field for most add-ins).
>
> Is it possible to map the custom MLO fields to specific Outlook fields 
> when synchronizing?  In this case, I would like to map the MLO project to 
> the Clear Context project so that I can see the hierarchy in Outlook.  It 
> would also allow me to create a new task in Outlook, assign it to a 
> project, and have it sync to MLO with the project already established.
>
>

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