Thank you for the suggestion. I have forwarded it to Andrey.
On Thursday, June 22, 2017 at 11:07:06 AM UTC+3, Stéph wrote:
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> Personally, because I tend to want to use only one context with each task,
> I'd love to have the option for holding the shift key while clicking on a
> context, to
You can use a product called Taskline. It takes your tasks in Outlook and
schedules them into blank spaces in your calendar and sets them as "Free
Time" appointments.
Your workflow could be:
1. Create tasks in MLO
2. Sync with Outlook
3. Update tasks in Outlook with durations (not sure if this
