I would agree too.
But in the meantime, something I've done to make it a bit easier on my Asus
T100 touchscreen is to change the font settings to at least make the list
entries bigger and easier to hit with my fingers.
Interesting Roman. Probably the terms are world time and local time
which have values that are relative (GMT +/-) and absolute (e.g. 1pm)
respectively. I suspect that one issue here is that desktop/laptops take
their time from the system clock which is based on a fixed setting for the
normal
This has been reported a number of times over the years, including by myself a
couple of years ago. One problem is that MLO uses midnight as the time for
untimed tasks which get screwed up on a sync in a different time zone. It would
be better just to use the date.
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You received this
Apologies for that. But it's a Google group with volunteers doing much of
the moderation. Not only does that mean we have no control over the
features, but it also means it's not so much a feature problem, just a
resources problem.
As someone that has been on communication platform search
Hi Andrei
Interesting - thanks
Quick question:
How are you using the term Effort in this context? Is it:
- The total amount of mental energy to complete a task (or project)?
- A simple reflection the amount of psychological resistance you have
towards completing the task (or project)? (i.e.
I'm going to put on my volunteer moderator hat, given to me the developer,
and officially ask that you don't create any separate list about MLO right
now. Wait for an okay from the developers for any idea like this before you
jump in and mix things up and frankly, create more discord. This is
Wait for an okay from the developers for any idea like
Yes, agreed. This is exactly what I am doing. Hence I started this thread.
What's clear to you is not at all clear to many of us who have
actually been here doing this for years.
What irony! With huge respect, I think part of the
I too would like to see MLO integrate with Google Calendar.
On Monday, April 5, 2010 8:10:58 AM UTC-6, Tobias Leenaert wrote:
hello :-)
i'm a big fan of MLO, but one thing i find lacking is integration in
google calendar (i did a search but didn't see much on that subject).
right now, when
Hello
Sorry - another new user question...
I have realised that I am slightly confused about the MLO use of English.
What is the exact definition of:
A) Task ?
B) Project ?
C) Action ?
D) Active Action ?
E) Next Action ?
Here is my best attempt at defining each of them: (please do correct me
I don't think a separate forum for new users is a good idea. Based on my
experience of other (too many) forums I think a few additional pinned
threads here could be useful though. Namely, list of resources for new
users, faq's, tips tricks, and forum rules guidelines. In terms of
interaction
Hi, John. MLO is a tool or platform that can be used to manage tasks according
to numerous different methodologies. For the most part, the questions you ask
impress me as being about the methodology and not the tool. In those cases, the
answers you will get from the tool and its documentation
Hi, John.
I'd like to acknowledge that you are free to discuss MLO with anyone you
want, anywhere you want, whenever you want. If you want to create an MLO
Newbies discussion on Reddit, nobody can stop you. If you want to exchange
your screenshots on Tumblr, good luck to you. The question is,
OK so what I got from all the comments is that there's no real solution.
Seems that everyone is just somehow working around the problem.
Why, why, why is it so that MLO is such a good tool but with such basic
problems sometimes that make me want to find a replacement ... :) Worst is
that there is
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