Just trying to remember - That was a reply I wrote a few months back!
I think I was saying that the "current situation", where not all of the
contexts are listed, is a bug report, but that the idea of introducing a
mixed state in the context checkboxes sounded like a feature request.
Doesn't
Which part is bug, which is feature request? I'm trying to figure out how
to remove 1 context from a group of tasks with varied/mixed contexts
assigned.
On Monday, October 12, 2020 at 4:44:20 AM UTC-4 Stéph wrote:
> This looks like a bug report AND a feature request. I'm bumping it over to
This looks like a bug report AND a feature request. I'm bumping it over to
the MLO-beta testers' forum, to make sure it gets noticed.
On Saturday, 10 October 2020 at 10:14:27 UTC+1 Miguel T wrote:
> Hi there.
>
> I've been using the Windows desktop and Android versions, by assigning
>
Correction - *You *don't need the graph! :-) I actually find the graph
quite useful, to help me judge quickly whether I have a particularly
overloaded day in the next week.
I'd find the Today view much more useful, though, if it added up the Max
time for my tasks and the durations of my
Oh, if only someone would pay them money for their time.
On Monday, April 9, 2018 at 10:55:12 PM UTC-7, Domas wrote:
>
> I think it's always cost & benefits analysis. If it's possible to
> replicate a specific piece of functionality using current functions, then
> perhaps it's not worth
I do something similar to what Michael does as well :)
Your 'variable task' feature reminds me of a feature I suggested on my
application to 'beta team', namely "*Workflows*".
You can implement a workflow-like setup by using combinations of "do tasks
in order" and repeatability, and while it
I think it's always cost & benefits analysis. If it's possible to replicate
a specific piece of functionality using current functions, then perhaps
it's not worth developing.
As every new feature will cost time & money to developers.
On Friday, April 6, 2018 at 8:28:55 AM UTC+3,
Hello Fernando,
Michael and Nick's point is that the outcome you're looking for can already
be achieved with existing MLO functionality. However, your suggestion
wouldn't add any complication (in fact it would be quite a neat option, if
it can be implemented reasonably easily by the
@ Michael & Nick. I'm not sure of your point. If a feature is implemented
which you don't like you don't have to use it. Are we counting averaging
thumbs up and thumbs down or are we looking to see if there is interest in
a suggestion?
On Tuesday, April 3, 2018 at 12:42:00 AM UTC-5, Fernando
I agree with Michael. It’s much more flexible to have separate tasks as you can
change other settings on each. It’s hardly any additional typing either.
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Once there was a question how you can get the effect of that feature with
the existing MLO - that shows, that it isn't quite simple to do.
And I think, that feature would be used by many users, cause it's a
every-day-situation.
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Would be a good addition! I'd certainly use it.
On Tuesday, April 3, 2018 at 12:42:00 AM UTC-5, Fernando Barajas wrote:
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> Hi!
>
> Some time ago, I tried a task manager named "Above & Beyond", that had a
> nice feature: "variable tasks".
>
> For example, you could have a "daily" task named:
Great idea! Supported.
tirsdag 3. april 2018 07.42.00 UTC+2 skrev Fernando Barajas følgende:
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> Hi!
>
> Some time ago, I tried a task manager named "Above & Beyond", that had a
> nice feature: "variable tasks".
>
> For example, you could have a "daily" task named: Clean
>
Thank you for the nice suggestion. It would be good to know what other
users think about it.
On Tuesday, April 3, 2018 at 8:42:00 AM UTC+3, Fernando Barajas wrote:
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> Hi!
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> Some time ago, I tried a task manager named "Above & Beyond", that had a
> nice feature: "variable tasks".
>
> For
Vert good suggestion, I second.
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I think this is an *excellent* idea. Did anything come of this?
I would like popup text for describing all the current hotkeys available to
the user, when the user does a mouse-over on the relevant text.
e.g. This is a project would say: Alt/J
e.g. Mousing over the Start: date would say: Alt/S
specifically mlo.uservoice.com where all features go.
Cheers
Mark
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I've got exactly same idea and posted it on Russian mlo forum.
I think, it will be very useful MLO feature.
On Mar 10, 8:51 pm, Lisa Stroyan lstro...@gmail.com wrote:
I know this would take some thought but it could be a very useful feature.
I would love to have a link from certain tasks to
Maybe I'm misunderstanding you but can't you just set up a key combo
in Manage To Views (click in View Hotkey)?
On Mar 10, 1:51 pm, Lisa Stroyan lstro...@gmail.com wrote:
I know this would take some thought but it could be a very useful feature.
I would love to have a link from certain tasks
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Subject: [MLO] Re: Feature Suggestion: Option to let a Filter
be shown as a tab (to the right of outline)
Andrey, please, give us your opinion about it.
Absolutelly agree
i use:
folder f1 (folder and not set complete subtasks in order)
task t1
task t2
task t3
project p1 (project, not folder and not set complete subtasks in order)
inorder (folder and set to complete subtasks in order)
task p1.t1 (must be done in order)
task p1.t2 (must be
Hi Jonas,
Thanks for the detailed explanation. I do sometimes set complete
subtasks in order in order to get this functionality in my task
list. However, I think the Next Action concept, from David Allen's
Getting Things Done, is still very useful but not implemented in
the most useful way
MyLifeAvoided ;-)
Welcome to my world!
On Oct 18, 3:15 pm, Lisa Stroyan lstro...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Jonas,
Thanks for the detailed explanation. I do sometimes set complete
subtasks in order in order to get this functionality in my task
list. However, I think the Next Action concept,
No, because what I want to see are:
Next Actions OR Actions that are due soon.
I.e., When I decide what I want to work on next, I'm overhwelmed by
Available Actions (too many actions) but if I choose Next Actions, I
won't see something that is overdue if it's not a Next Action.
IF I choose
At 05:39 AM 10/17/2009, you wrote:
There is a filter in Advanced Filters named ActiveAction. It is what
you are looking for?
ActiveAction is different from NextAction, because it gives all of
the active actions for a project instead of just the next one.
The reason we cannot use the NextAction
I think, that it is very needed function in mlo. I wrote about it in
russian forum, and there this topic has several followers.
Andrey, please, give us your opinion about it.
On 13 окт, 12:39, Lisa Stroyan lstro...@gmail.com wrote:
I misunderstood your original suggestion. What I would love to
+1
+1 to 'All actions except completed'
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At 07:22 AM 10/13/2009, you wrote:
I would add one new category between All Available
Actions and All Actions though. I would like All Actions except
completed.
It's quite easy to add a rule to say not completed...I don't think
it needs another filter, especially if a Deferred/Dropped status
Correction to my complaint:
(I'm new to MLO)
If you choose a View (in the To-Do tab) it has an Action Filter
associated with it. So that avoids the complication I thought it
had:you don't have to remember to select the Action Filter AND the
View; just the View.
And, Lisa: thanks for
I misunderstood your original suggestion. What I would love to see
is a tab for each view that has (a new checkbox) Show as a tab
marked. That way I would see something like:
Outline | Todo | Next Actions | My favorite view | Flagged Tasks...etc
Where Outline and Todo are the same as they
Yes, check the Templates topic in the help file.
Though there are more ways...for example you can have a place in current data
file where you store the tasks and just copy/paste every time.
On Sun, 30 Aug 2009 09:36:35 -0400, you wrote:
I'm using MLO to manage a bunch of blogs and wikis - in
This is one of those little things that would be great if it was
implemented. We're all used to Outlook mail that has attachements and
the little attachment icon, so implementing this feature would let MLO
work in a familiar way (apologies in advance to all Msoft haters).
So one vote here for
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