It is like other editors, where you have a new document in memory and you
can edit it and then save to a file if you want, or close without saving.
Ever do that in windows notepad? It's pretty normal for that era of
software.
On Mon, Dec 2, 2019 at 10:01 PM Firs Lastmon wrote:
> Am evaluating
Am evaluating MLO,
Confused by the design of the below behavior - unless of course I am
missing something.
When closing the data file (File > Close), the tasks all close as expected.
What is not expected, is that at this point, new tasks can be created
(without having a data file open). If I
I was on office 365 and it was working fine to my employer's microsoft
exchange setup.
Now I'm back on my company's enterprise version of Office and their
exchange server and the links are breaking. I will test on my office 365
computer at home to see how things are working there.
On
I’ve found that moving the email after dropping it into MLO causes the link to
break. This has been for at least a month, but I don’t know if it used to be
OK. Have you updated Office recently?
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Hello,
Drag and drop from outlook with a link back to email was working fine, even
once I had moved said email into the archive.
Now for some reason, once I move the email to the archive, the outlook link
from MLO won't work. If Outlook is open I get the message: "The attempted
operation
Welcome, Firstmon Lastmon
1) This is a way to show your tasks alongside your calendar appointments,
to see if you have enough time to get all your tasks done. Some people put
calendar appointments in MLO, but I wouldn't advise it. A calendar is for
fixed events, whereas a task list is to show
