I usually turn the folder back into a task and complete it. I know it was
once a folder because all my folder captions are in upper case. The ability
to hide folders would be a nice option though.
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I was wondering how others use flags or stars, or a combination of
both in their day-to-day GTD.
What is best practise or are there any innovative ideas.
I tend to hide unwanted Next Actions by setting a Start Date or using
Contexts. Sometimes I feel I want to focus tighter.
Views welcome.
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Hi, I'm working on how I will use open/closed hours for contexts. I
have difficulty with a couple of things and thought maybe some of you
would have suggestions:
- the user interface for setting the hours is kind of difficult for
me to use, requiring two-handed manipulation of my laptop's
Hello,
I have a problem with subtasks of a recurring task when I want to
track my completed tasks. My set-up is the following:
(1)
I have a recurring project with subtasks. The recurrence is set to the
standard advanced values Reset all subtasks to uncomplete and
Automatically recur when all
Rose Ha,
where do you want to hide the folders? In the outline or in the To-Do-
view?
To-Do view: Folders a hidden by default in the to-do-views.
Outline: what about to make a separate root folder, for e.g. name it
waiting projects, which you mark as Hide the branch in To-Do and
you move your
At 07:48 AM 1/5/2011, you wrote:
I was wondering how others use flags or stars, or a combination of
both in their day-to-day GTD.
What is best practise or are there any innovative ideas.
I use Flags for prioritization and grouping - I have modified the
default flags and order with labels
Hi Bedd,
I apologize if I am telling you something that you already know, but
if you TURN OFF Multiple Task Entry in the Rapid Task Entry, then
type in
post question in mlo forum tomorrow 18:00 Enter
This is my note
Then a single task is created with the due date and time you want,
with This is
Hi Andrey
I really love your application. I've tried them all and in regards to
flexibility MLO really is the best. It beats out ToodleDo by a long
shot.
My main issue with it is that the To-Do Views are not synced. This is
so crucial as views are the true power of MLO. If I can't sync views
then
Lock Period (which I had set for other tasks, and it is persistent
until changed) won't allow me to uncheck the start/due date without
also removing the other, which I found odd...it seems to me like the
period is only valid when there is both a start and a due date, and
*then* the period
