[MLO] Re: Is there a keyboard shortcut to mark a Task as being completed?

Nice, thank you! On Wednesday, January 10, 2018 at 10:12:11 PM UTC+2, John . Smith wrote: > > > Perfect! Thanks Andrei. > Btw, is that documented anywhere official - rather than pester this forum > I did spend a fair while looking for the answer. > > Meanwhile, I have updated the page I created f

[MLO] How to have task recur based on start date and not due date?

I only use due dates for tasks with hard due dates, i.e. the task must be finished on the due date. For all other tasks I use urgency to prioritise. I'd like to setup a task's start date to recur one week after completion, but leave the due date blank. So: Task: Water flower Start date: Today Du

[MLO] Re: Is there an uptodate MLO for Windows manual?

Hi, please consider to make the new manual in one more format such as .epub version Thanks Lew -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MyLifeOrganized" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to mylifeorgani

[MLO] Re: Newbie question: How well would MLO match my requirements? (list provided)

Hi John, Seeing as you replied to me, apparently you do not think that. I did read what you wrote, and have read what you’ve written for going on 4 or more years now. The issue for anyone following along seems to be that we do understand your position, but we’re not sure you do. This does not a

[MLO] Re: Is there a keyboard shortcut to mark a Task as being completed?

Perfect! Thanks Andrei. Btw, is that documented anywhere official - rather than pester this forum I did spend a fair while looking for the answer. Meanwhile, I have updated the page I created for MLO on ShortcutWorld.com (https://shortcutworld.com/MyLifeOrganized/win/MyLifeOrganized_Shortcuts)

[MLO] Re: Newbie question: How well would MLO match my requirements? (list provided)

SRhyse I don't know if you are missing my slightly subtle points deliberately - points which as I have stated are only valid when several hundreds of tasks are involved - but either way, I find your tone to be pompous, supercilious and offensive... So much so that frankly it is unworthy of

[MLO] Is there a keyboard shortcut to mark a Task as being completed?

Hi John Have you tried space? Br Andrei -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MyLifeOrganized" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to mylifeorganized+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, s

[MLO] Is there a keyboard shortcut to mark a Task as being completed?

Hello Quick question: Is there a keyboard shortcut to mark a Task as being completed? If not I was hoping to use Control+Enter, but I can't see how to enter the "Enter" key into a keyboard shortcut in any case. With thanks J -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Goog

Re: [MLO] Re: Feature Request: Parsing with Task by Email.

I agree with both of you that it would be great to have parsing available in TBE without having to ask for it. But I have a question? Would you run the parsing on every task submitted through TBE? Some tasks should not be parsed. For example, in the task Congratulate Farhad Manjoo @fmanjo

Re: [MLO] Getting MLO to tell you what to do next...

Thanks for all this feedback, lots to ponder. I'm working on a boat refit and came across this exact 3x3 idea and built myself a bunch of tags with icons. In the end I gave it up. The concept made sense in the description, but I just couldn't remember it. I ended up creating descriptors that e

Re: [MLO] Getting MLO to tell you what to do next...

Am 10.01.2018 um 11:59 schrieb MOK | MATSURU: > There are 2 workarounds i can propose to you: > 01. Use tags on task name = [A1], [A2], [A3]...so on > - Then u can adjust your views to sort according to them. > - to facilitate faster typing, you can use Autohotkey (windows app) and > assign someth

Re: [MLO] Getting MLO to tell you what to do next...

There are 2 workarounds i can propose to you: 01. Use tags on task name = [A1], [A2], [A3]...so on - Then u can adjust your views to sort according to them. - to facilitate faster typing, you can use Autohotkey (windows app) and assign something like "..1" and it will become "[A1]" - On android, yo

Re: [MLO] Getting MLO to tell you what to do next...

Am 10.01.2018 um 10:07 schrieb MOK | MATSURU: > just in case you do not know, on windows version, right click on the > scale gives you 5 levels: Max, More, Normal, Less, Min. > > FYI, i don't use this as i find it troublesome. Right, but that still needs 2 mouse clicks, and you need to know that

Re: [MLO] Getting MLO to tell you what to do next...

Hi Christoph Zwerschke, just in case you do not know, on windows version, right click on the scale gives you 5 levels: Max, More, Normal, Less, Min. FYI, i don't use this as i find it troublesome. On 10 January 2018 at 16:27, Christoph Zwerschke wrote: > Am 10.01.2018 um 04:35 schrieb Dwight:

[MLO] dragging task to new date in iOS

First, I've been using MLO on Windows/iOS for years and absolutely love it - nothing else comes close. I have one issue with the iOS version: I use task dates with "lock period" set so start date & due date are the same. On the iPad in a date view, if I drag a task to another date, the due date

[MLO] Re: Feature Request: Parsing with Task by Email.

Agree, with testing a lot of task managers & outliners, MLO is probably the best.But even like all the others, there are some functionalities missing. Email parsing is one of them. Putting all kind of parameters like CONTEXT & reminders, makes the functionality much more vlaueble. Moving a task

Re: [MLO] Getting MLO to tell you what to do next...

Am 10.01.2018 um 04:35 schrieb Dwight: > I understand that the 200-point scale for importance is more than you > need and that nine levels would be enough for you. That's fine and I > would like you to have a nine-value scale if that would help you. > Please know that I use the 200 level scale for