Hi John
All your tasks are stored in a file on your pc (let's call it the Database)
To see the tasks from that file we have to ask MLO the following hey MLO, show
me my tasks, in the order in which they are stored in the Database. We do not
have to ask really, for this the developers of MLO
Hi Andrei B
Yes, on the disk will be the order in which the tasks were entered. And
there will be some type of sorting in effect a sorting layer applied to the
data to given you the sort order for the All Tasks button output.
And if you apply a context filter the sort order is not changed, yes?
The outline has a fixed order that can be used as a sort order. That
transfers to Android. There is a separate concept called manual sort which
is specific to each view allowing, for example, me to drag my morning tasks
around without messing with the outline (fixed) order.
On Dec 18, 2014 11:15
Hi, John.
Since I started writing this, there have been good answers to your question
from Andrei B and Lisa. I agree with their posts but I think mine goes further,
so I’m posting it. I should really edit it to remove the parts the prior posts
have already addressed but I’m out of time for
Hi All
Let me try another tack and state where I am and how I am trying to use
MLO.
I am finding that entering individual Importance and Urgency for individual
tasks seems to take too long... so I am trying to store the what I will
call 'priority' (which roughly speaking I am using to mean a
