Another workaround would be to insert a link in the Task Note. See 5.1.7.1
on page 35 of the manual.
On Monday, June 11, 2018 at 9:51:04 AM UTC-5 Alyona (MLO Support) wrote:
> It is not possible to have the same task in several places in the Outline.
> Instead of placing tasks into a folder
Not as complicated as you think as it's been done already and for decades.
1 very pervasive example is computer file systems (mostly Linux though Mac
and Windows have it too, just more obscured from view to the typical
end-user).
A file system after all is just a tree, exactly as our outlines
It would be pretty complicated to have the same task appearing in multiple
places in one outline, I think. Darryl, would Alyona's suggestion of using
contexts work for you? 344cl, have you tried using "dependencies" and the
"complete tasks in order" option to flag up that common tasks need to
I also would like this. I have multiple projects that rely on the the same
task being completed. Maybe in the future, we could have a "soft link" to a
task.
On Monday, June 11, 2018 at 7:51:04 a.m. UTC-7 Alyona (MLO Support) wrote:
> It is not possible to have the same task in several places
It is not possible to have the same task in several places in the Outline.
Instead of placing tasks into a folder for Morning Routine, you may assign
contexts like @Morning Routine, @Daily Routines, @Errands etc to your
tasks. One task may have multiple contexts. Then open a view with tasks
