On 5/11/2016 9:24 AM, Tolqua wrote:
I want direct access to subtasks after opening the task on the phone
as this is where I'll be reacting to most reminders and taking action
as a result.
OK, I experimented a little bit with this (I dont use reminders much)
and now I see what your issue is. Wh
Hi Dwight.
Yes, I did see this although I'm not sure how it's useful.
I want direct access to subtasks after opening the task on the phone as
this is where I'll be reacting to most reminders and taking action as a
result. Having subtasks represent the items on my checklist seemed the
most obv
al) on support side. I suggest you
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>> keep on asking for help through support email.
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>> PS! Todoist is just a big marketing product. They push on social
>> connections, but it is still a simple to-do list with tags.
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Hi Laurence.
Thanks for your input.
It's on the phone app that I'll mostly be needing to Skip and I can see
that Tasks can be skipped easily, but I think I was wanting to do this on a
folder and the option's not there (I think) whereas it is on the desktop as
you say.
Tolqua.
On Tuesday, 2
side. I suggest you to
> keep on asking for help through support email.
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> PS! Todoist is just a big marketing product. They push on social
> connections, but it is still a simple to-do list with tags.
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On 4/28/2016 3:55 AM, Tolqua wrote:
I'm quite surprised to learn that recurrence options actually don't
apply to folders at all
Did you catch Laurence Glazier's post? He pointed out that you can set
up a recurring folder and then cause it to regenerate its subtasks by
right clicking the folder
Hi Dwight
I have tried posting 5 or 6 times over the past week and am resorting to
foreign assistance for help. Attempting to understand the technical issues
by remotely posting this reply.
Regards, Tolqua
On Tuesday, 3 May 2016 08:43:42 UTC+8, Dwight Arthur wrote:
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> Hi, Laurence. I had no
Hi Dwight.
Thanks so much for your patience and understanding. You've taken a lot of
trouble to understand and deal with the problems I'm up against and it's
much appreciated.
I'm quite surprised to learn that recurrence options actually don't apply
to folders at all - I was sure I was miss
Hi Dwight.
Really sorry you've not had my reply sooner. I did respond in detail the
next day, clicked Post and saw a message saying it had been sent for
approval so I was surprised and disappointed to not see it there later in
the day. I have no idea what happened to it and can't see any reas
Hi Dwight.
Thanks a million for your patience and help with my issues. I spent over
half an hour yesterday writing a reply. I posted it and got the
notification saying it had been accepted for review so I don't understand
why it hasn't appeared, but it looks like it's been lost (Don't you jus
Hi, Laurence. I had not thought of using skip occurence to force a
recurring folder to regenerate. Thanks for the tip.
On 5/2/2016 12:47 PM, Laurence Glazier wrote:
Hi Dwight
Just to say that I use the recurrence property for a folder containing
todo lists every day, I hope there are no plan
Hi Dwight
Just to say that I use the recurrence property for a folder containing todo
lists every day, I hope there are no plans to remove that feature, try it
out, skip next (possibly receded by up to current) occurrence is an
approach to resetting todo lists within a folder. I prefer storing
Hi, Tolqua.
There are an unusually large number of issues in your latest post. Let's
deal with some smaller ones first.
1. __Support__. I rely on the MLO support email for issues like, I found
a bug, or I can't figure out how some feature should work. I rely on the
forums for help like, how
Hi Tolqua
Go to the folder properties, and where the recurrence info is, click on skip
occurrence. I do it this way at the moment. There are other ways too.
Support is an issue, but this is a very comprehensive application.
Laurence
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Hi Dwight and thanks for your input.
I've made a start - creating the checklists as Tasks with the items on the
lists as Sub-Tasks. I hadn't considered using start times at all since the
checklists themselves are not actually to-do items and even the items
themselves aren't something that need
Hi, Tolqua, glad to meet you. This forum is a good place for advice on
issues like this. MLO is good at ad hoc task list but so are dozens of
other task managers, some of which are probably better than MLO at the
most basic stuff. Where MLO really shines is when you spend the ime to
figure out
I've just started using MLO, syncing between my Windows desktop and Nexus 5
via Wi-Fi. I'm fine with using ad-hoc tasks and organising them in Outline
view, but I now want to set up a system to deal with a particular type of
recurring tasks.
I have noticed that there are two or three times in
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