Going to try to keep it short for a change... :-)
It sounds to me a though you are suffering some sort of post-traumatic
stress as a result of having had a hard time with outlook's auto-
archive.
No, I usually disabled it in Outlook. I just noticed that MLO seemed
to borrow the paradigm, but
Yes, you are right about that. I did discover the need to disable
archiving for recurring tasks with subtasks by hard experience. I was
archiving tasks that had been completed for a week, and almost all of
my recurring tasks got completed in less than a week.but every once in
a while I would
Yes, you are right about that. I did discover the need to disable
archiving for recurring tasks with subtasks by hard experience. I was
archiving tasks that had been completed for a week, and almost all of
my recurring tasks got completed in less than a week.but every once in
a while I would
fwiw...
I don't use auto-archive either. Don't need to, because: -
1. MLO, even after a number of years of accumulating many tasks, still
hasn't slowed down.
2. My filtering needs are met by OutlineHide completed tasksHide
completed tasks older than (or an advanced filtered view if something
