Re: [MLO] MLO on Windows Tablets?

[Robert F]

Hi Michael

With a Note 10.1 you must be using the current Android version. Have you 
found this to be sufficient to manage complex demands ?  If yes, perhaps 
you can share your workflow. Personally, I struggle with the Android 
version and sometimes carry an IPad or iPhone (wifi w/out cell service) 
just to use the IOS version. My core activity with MLO is on the Windows 
platform.

Came to this thread because I'm also considering a windows tablet primarily 
because I like MLO to be the center of my universe and it's difficult to do 
so on Android which is my primary portable platform (Note4 phone and Note 
10.1 2014 tablet).

A bit of rambling above because I'm in a rush. Hope it makes sense.

On Friday, June 12, 2015 at 8:58:05 AM UTC-7, Michael Emerald wrote:
>
> I use MLO on a Samsung Note 10.1 and find it to be fine.  It’s not my main 
> workhorse, though, because it doesn’t have auto-refresh.  Meaning, if I do 
> 8 hours of work in MLO, never does it update itself to show me tasks that 
> have become critical at a certain time.  This is only pertinent if you use 
> time in your tasks; otherwise, it is fine.
>
>  
>
> *From:* mylifeo...@googlegroups.com  [mailto:
> mylifeo...@googlegroups.com ] *On Behalf Of *Steve Kunkel
> *Sent:* Thursday, June 11, 2015 17:08
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> *Subject:* [MLO] MLO on Windows Tablets?
>
>  
>
> I know this is somewhat off-topic, but I'm considering getting a Windows 
> Tablet.  Maybe a Surface or something I don't know.  Is anyone using MLO on 
> a WinTablet?  How is your experience?  Any pitfalls I should avoid? 
>  There's quite a price range for the tablets...  Like anything from 70 USD 
> to 1,800 USD!  Based on Amazon reviews it looks like the "Windows RT" 
> devices can NOT install third-party apps, but instead can only install apps 
> from the "Windows Store."  Also, most of the reasonably priced ones have 
> only 1Gig of RAM.  Is that enough to run MLO, as well as having Outlook 
> open?   Also, can I use my Windows copy of MLO, or am I looking at another 
> purchase? 
>
>  
>
> My current device is a Kindle Fire HD 7.  I'll probably x-post this on a 
> couple different forums.  Thanks All.
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RE: [MLO] MLO on Windows Tablets?

['Michael Emerald, CFA' via MyLifeOrganized]

I use MLO on a Samsung Note 10.1 and find it to be fine.  It’s not my main 
workhorse, though, because it doesn’t have auto-refresh.  Meaning, if I do 8 
hours of work in MLO, never does it update itself to show me tasks that have 
become critical at a certain time.  This is only pertinent if you use time in 
your tasks; otherwise, it is fine.

 

From: mylifeorganized@googlegroups.com 
[mailto:mylifeorganized@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Steve Kunkel
Sent: Thursday, June 11, 2015 17:08
To: mylifeorganized@googlegroups.com
Subject: [MLO] MLO on Windows Tablets?

 

I know this is somewhat off-topic, but I'm considering getting a Windows 
Tablet.  Maybe a Surface or something I don't know.  Is anyone using MLO on a 
WinTablet?  How is your experience?  Any pitfalls I should avoid?  There's 
quite a price range for the tablets...  Like anything from 70 USD to 1,800 USD! 
 Based on Amazon reviews it looks like the "Windows RT" devices can NOT install 
third-party apps, but instead can only install apps from the "Windows Store."  
Also, most of the reasonably priced ones have only 1Gig of RAM.  Is that enough 
to run MLO, as well as having Outlook open?   Also, can I use my Windows copy 
of MLO, or am I looking at another purchase? 

 

My current device is a Kindle Fire HD 7.  I'll probably x-post this on a couple 
different forums.  Thanks All.

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Re: [MLO] MLO on Windows Tablets?

[Dwight]

Hi, Steve. I don’t know much but I'll tell you what I know.

1. There are two types of Windows software,  the kind designed for phones and 
the kind designed for desktops. Some tablets run just the phone version (I 
assume that's the RT you mentioned) and some run both,  switching between them.

2. There is not currently a version of MLO designed to run on Windows Phone 
(rt?). There have been a number of requests,  no response so far.

3. The desktop version of MLO *should* work well on the desktop version of 
Windows.  *theoretically*. - I would want to see a demo before spending any 
money.

4. All of the above applies to Windows 8. MS has announced Windows 10 available 
next month. Windows 10 tablets should follow soon after. You might want to wait 
and see what emerges

5. Rumor has it that a future version of Windows will allow you to load android 
or apple apps to your phone.  Again,  loading is not the same thing as running 
well.
-Dwight 
-Dwight
Mlo betazoid on Android sgn2

On Jun 11, 2015, Steve Kunkel  wrote:
>I know this is somewhat off-topic, but I'm considering getting a
>Windows 
>Tablet.  Maybe a Surface or something I don't know.  Is anyone using
>MLO on 
>a WinTablet?  How is your experience?  Any pitfalls I should avoid? 
>There's quite a price range for the tablets...  Like anything from 70
>USD 
>to 1,800 USD!  Based on Amazon reviews it looks like the "Windows RT" 
>devices can NOT install third-party apps, but instead can only install
>apps 
>from the "Windows Store."  Also, most of the reasonably priced ones
>have 
>only 1Gig of RAM.  Is that enough to run MLO, as well as having Outlook
>
>open?   Also, can I use my Windows copy of MLO, or am I looking at
>another 
>purchase? 
>
>My current device is a Kindle Fire HD 7.  I'll probably x-post this on
>a 
>couple different forums.  Thanks All.

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