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> BINGO. THANKS !! So silly of me. All I had to do was uncheck the
> "inherit from parent".Sorry for the bother everyone !! Thanks Steph!
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Eric, just as a side note I think that's great that you're looking at MLO
even though it may not be what you need. I hope it eventually can grow
further for both our sake I wish I could have used MLO where I worked
previously (looking for work now) but they were not forward thinking at all
a
Well I don't want to get into a debate about TaskMerlin having any number
of subtasks you desire. In as much any product can be utilized with GTD
methodology in mind or thinking outside of the box and using software
solutions such as these for purposes which they are not advertised (such as
ta
Just had a very quick look at all of these products and they all look as if
they are targeted at the project management use case rather than the
individual personal task management use case which I think is MLO's target
market.
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Nat - while I sympathize with your ideas:
1. It's Andrey's show not mine nor yours
2. The rules engine isn't written in Java - as best I can tell probably
Delphi
3. It kills offline usage for most us (I fly and travel a lot often
without Wifi access)
4. Latency kills - if you're
If you have 'Inherit parent contexts' checked, then the context entry box gets
greyed out. You can't both inherit contexts and add extra ones, unfortunately.
Stéph
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Hi Dwight;
I agree that 99% is an exaggeration -for now- but we are getting closer to
that as more wifi hotspots become easier to access for free for
a variety of reasons.
Of course in my scheme of things current syncing technology would still be
available, but would not need be upgraded to newer t
And I work offline *a lot* of the time. I need my data and functionality on my
devices rather than online.
Interesting idea, but it would be a deal-breaker for me. Now if the non-GUI
elements were on my local device, I wouldn't have a problem with decoupling
them from the GUI.
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The notes are great, yes, but those first two fail in other areas.
TaskMerlin lacks subtasks which take it out of the game IMO and
EssentialPIM lacks anything like MLO. The tasks area is wanting. Since
we're referencing software, my open source reference earlier was to
ToDoList put out by Abstr
Nat: Interesting approach and one worthy of some discussion. But I want to
immediately resist the suggestion that 99% of MLO is used while online
anyhow. It's certainly not true for me. If a redesign were to make offline
usage difficult or awkward, I would find myself paying high fees for data
netw
Mark, I was about to start a new thread on MLO re-design for some time now
and your post has finally prompted me to do so.
Besides Mac/Linux problem, many other problems would be bypassed as well
with the following proposal.
In short:
1. The ingenious rules engine (and database) should be complete
The whole Mac-versus-PC thing has provided us all with a lot of
entertainment over the last three decades, but it's getting tired, and a
bit tiresome. Neither Apple nor Microsoft are even making much of a pretense
anymore that there's anything strategic about their desk-scale platforms.
Not that p
No not really. The Rapid Task Entry has a C*o*ntexts input box on the
bottom but is greyed out. I can't find a way to enable it...
I'd love a way to select Context(s) for tasks I enter without having to
spell the entire Context out! Since Auto-complete is not implemented, I'd
like to selec
Total number of OS installs or purchases, even device installs and purchases,
isn't the best metric to measure market viability with in regards to MLO. As
stated I believe elsewhere, many Windows installs are on closed networks that
end users aren't in a position to have their own personal softw
I would say it is very much worth the time and effort to implement such key
features. MLO could further boast itself in business sense / environments,
ecspecially those project orientated. Simple formatting of tasks alone
make them easier to read. I have use several other platforms and my
pu
Please have a look at Help->The Rapid Task Entry Dialog
is that info you were looking for?
On Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 8:50 AM, Ed wrote:
> Actually, I think I could solve my problem if someone could tell me how to
>> enable the "Context" box on the bottom of my Quick Entry box. It is there
>> but
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