RE: [MLO] Feature Request: Time Tracking

FWIW, there’s a neat Timesheet at www.toggl.com Apps for various platforms, browser extensions etc Regards Wol From: mylifeorganized@googlegroups.com [mailto:mylifeorganized@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of MG Sent: 06 March 2017 20:51 To:

Re: [MLO] Feature Request: Time Tracking

MLO Support Team, Any development regarding this issue? MG On Wednesday, October 20, 2010 at 12:23:52 AM UTC+1, Richard C wrote: > > Oooh - what an interesting approach - which sort of chimes with some ideas > that I had kicking around in my head which would allow you to see visually > where

Re: [MLO] In which situations do I need a Reminder to be set after a Due Date

Dwight, Thank you for your answer. I don't need a reminder after a due date,* I wonder* why do I need to set a reminder after a due date, as allowed by MLO algorithm. You answered: " (...) *some people use due date for the date on which I actually intent to perform this task. In that

[MLO] Re: Filter - show only first 3 active tasks

MLO Support Team, Any development regarding this issue? This is the one I look for, so long... To have a *dynamic filter* according to the time I am on, in such a way I can manually define a *View *with this features "Filter me the tasks for the next hour, 2 hours, 3 hours, and so forth"

Re: [MLO] In which situations do I need a Reminder to be set after a Due Date

Hi, MG. It all depends on how you use due date. I use it in a GTD concept, it is the date (and time?) at which it becomes no longer possible or no longer meaningful; to perform the task. I have trouble imagining why you would need a reminder after that. However, some people use due date for

[MLO] In which situations do I need a Reminder to be set after a Due Date

Hi everyone, Can anyone explain me in which situations do I need a task to have a reminder date/time after the Due Date? Since we need reminders before Start/Due date, why can it be allowed to set after setting a Due Date. In my opinion, if we have a Due Date set, this would constitute a

Re: [MLO] I cannot see all the tasks when expanding a project with a lot of subtasks (Android)

Have you try turn your device into landscape? & set the fonts to be the smallest? On 6 March 2017 at 05:47, wrote: > When I have a project with a lot of subtasks on an android mobile app and > I expand all the subtasks it is difficult to read all of them. Is there any > way

Re: [MLO] Postpone it when complete subtasks in order

Hi, Ano. You are asking about two different things, move back in queue and postpone. Move back in queue should be really easy, just bring up the all-tasks view and move the task to the position where you want it. Do you need step-by-step instructions for moving a task? No problem, just write

[MLO] Re: Postpone it when complete subtasks in order

You could create a specific view displaying only the tasks that have been completed during the last hour. Then, you complete the task you want to postpone, what will bring up the next task. After that, you go to the "completed tasks" view and uncheck them if relevant. This is a rather tedious

[MLO] Postpone it when complete subtasks in order

Most personal management app makes me stressful with LONG todo list. Sometimes if I feel I cannot finish the majority, I tend to not start it. So, I like the feature 'complete subtasks in order' of MLO. It only shows to me and make me focus on only ONE thing at one time, without worrying other

[MLO] Week Day Recurrence?

I love this app. (Android) ...or at least I really want to. But I can't find a way to do week-day only recurrences. This is essential. I see how I could import more patterns if I had the Windows version, but all I run anymore is a chromebook. Is there any solution here that I'm missing?

[MLO] I cannot see all the tasks when expanding a project with a lot of subtasks (Android)

When I have a project with a lot of subtasks on an android mobile app and I expand all the subtasks it is difficult to read all of them. Is there any way to do that? Task1 Task2 Task3 Task4 -Task5

[MLO] Week day recurrences?

Is there a way to set week-day recurrences on Android? I see how I could load more patterns from a Windows MLO, but I just run chromebooks now. This app is great, and I want to purchase (trial now) but this is a deal breaker if it can't be done. Thank you! -- You received this message