I like your style, Michael.
On Saturday, 19 January 2019 00:49:36 UTC, Michael Emerald wrote:
>
> Hi.
>
>
>
> I did a similar thing by tracking how many accomplishments I did each
> day. Then, each day I tried to up the previous days’ record. Here’s how I
> did it:
>
>1. For those tasks
257 is a pretty small list, so that shouldn’t be hogging resources or running
slowly.
I have to admit, I can’t remember the details of what I saw in my corrupted
file. i just exported part of my current outline and looked at it in Notepad -
not sure whether I’d spot an error or corruption, afte
You can customise the view to sort by whatever criteria you want. I have my
active tasks list sorted by due date, most of the time.
On Wednesday, 30 January 2019 12:13:05 UTC, Andrei Bacean wrote:
>
> I guess the computed score is used to sort them. Tasks with higher value
> are at top.
> If tas
I've just looked and it's not possible to extract the icons from the
MLO.exe file I can't find them stored anywhere separately. It would be
really good if Andrey could make the old icons available in a zip file on
the MLO website (or on the icons thread on the MyLifeOrganized forum), so
people
Hello Martin,
Looks like you posted a duplicate of this question in another thread.
Please see Dwight's comprehensive reply under your other thread:
https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en-GB#!topic/mylifeorganized/TCG9gO5z2QY
On Saturday, 2 February 2019 12:32:46 UTC, Martin Vobr wrote:
> Hell
I don't think that's possible. If you're really struggling for space on
your screen and it's any help, opening a view in a separate window with F3
strips out everything taking up space, other than the outline list itself.
However, you can't access the notes from that view. F12 ("full screen
vie
Similar to flags, really, except that you can't assign an icon to a text
tag and you can create new text tags on-the-fly. It means you now have
three different ways of tagging items (along with hierarchy, dates, effort,
importance, urgency), all of which you can use for whatever you want. Text
To be fair, it's not really necessary to press F5. Next time you start MLO,
any unused text tags will be deleted from the list, anyway.
In fact, I think it's helpful to have them a little persistent in the text
tag window. That way, if you delete the last instance of a particular text
tag but t
The only advanced filter term which hides a subtask based on something to
do with its parent task is the "ParentName" filter. So, the only way I can
think of doing this is to select a character or phrase to put in the parent
name (eg "{hidesubtasks}"), then setting up an advanced filter in your
Hello Joel. You can use speech marks to avoid keywords like "Wednesday"
from being parsed. So, in your case, you could write the following and it
would be parsed correctly:
*"Ask Sharon if you are taking her car to the shop on Wednesday" today 7pm
remind*
Once you get a bit of practice at usin
Hello Dan,
Well, I can see this post, so I don't think you're having any problems with
access to the Google Group.
How did you report the bug? If you used the bug reporting link on the MLO
website, that doesn't post to the discussion forum. All the bug reports get
collected on a "Jira" website
Hello Dan,
Try this:
Right-click on the workspace tab and select "Set up workspace".
Uncheck "Sync selection with first tab". (This assumes that your "All" view
is in the first tab).
Now you should be able to select an item in your House view without
affecting the selection in the "All" view.
Hello Nat,
The links in MLO work on all devices, as long as your linked documents are
accessible on a Cloud server or somewhere else on the Web. If you wanted a
link to a locally stored file on both desktop and mobile, you'd have to
have copies of the document stored in the same place on both d
Hello Luca,
The answer is "Yes!" With advanced filters, you can do *almost *anything,
if you think through the logic of the filter.
If you want an All Tasks view which hides the inbox when it's empty, you
can use the All Tasks view and add the following Advanced Filters (using
Alt-F1 to show t
ot;Add sub-rule", it will behave weirdly:
>
> [X] >
>[X] (empty)
>
>
>
> Where has my "NextReview" line gone? I can try to revert and delete the
> empty sub-rule, but that doesn't work. All I can do is delete all rules and
> start from s
Agree that this should be corrected. The normal, intuitive way of working
on a touch screen is for swipe up and down to scroll. To select and move an
item in the list, it should be necessary to touch and hold the item for 1/2
second, until you get some kind of visual feedback that you've selecte
Hello Jon,
When you come back and see this, in a year, I'd recommend that you give it
another go. This Google group isn't *the only *support, although it's a
pretty friendly forum and we're happy to help out. There is a support email
address, as well, and I've always found Alyona and Andrey resp
For my journal view, I group and sort by modified date, so that I can see
where I've edited an item's notes recently. My journal entries are often a
date-stamped comment in the note against a particular task or project, to
track progress on that task.
MLO Windows has good shortcut keys for ti
I'm using an iPhone 5s and, with a small MLO file, it takes 6 seconds to
start MLO. Maybe you have lots of other apps open at the same time or maybe
there's some kind of corruption to your installation? If so, you might want
to try re-installing it.
On Saturday, 16 March 2019 09:41:13 UTC, god
Thanks for pointing me to Slant - What a great, well thought-out site!
On Friday, 22 March 2019 12:01:25 UTC, André Bonhôte wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
> Have a look here:
>
>
> https://www.slant.co/topics/5798/~task-management-tool-for-managing-many-projects-as-an-individual
>
> I added MLO a few minutes
Hello Dan,
Have you tried setting up a filter using the Advanced Filters button? (If
not, you need to show the Views and Filters pane on the left, which you can
toggle by typing Alt-F1. You can then expand the filter details from the
bottom and, in the Advanced group, check "Add Advanced" and c
Hello Andrea.
If you sign up for the MLO online synch service (less than the cost of a
coffee, files protected by the security of Amazon servers, but with no
encryption during transport), then you and your partner can share an MLO
file and both make edits to it and check tasks off.
MLO is very
Hello Michel,
Thanks for posting your thoughts. Welcome to MLO and to the forum.
Here's how I deal with the three points you ask about:
*1) Project Status: *Custom filters and views are easy to set up after a
bit of practice, constructing them by setting up Advanced Filter rules. I
don't have
Hello Shai,
Assuming you're using the Windows version of MLO:
Do you mean custom formatting of individual tasks? If so, you need to have
the custom formatting commands visible in the Properties pane, on the
right. To make those visible go into the menu and click on "View" - "Task
Parameters" -
I'm with zel on this -
If you only want to use the flag icons as a format to highlight items which
particular contexts, tags, dates, etc, then you can use Tools - Options -
Automatic Formatting. The Automatic Formatting rules can be used to assign
any of the icons into positions 0-3 (note, I h
develop, but some
> would be useful for all of us, even though some workarounds works in some
> circunstances, but many others don't.
>
> Stéph, you are right, but what I mean is a lack of a *Flag button* which
> allows us to use in Autoformat Rules windows (options)...not
Interesting ideas. I'm particularly interested in the idea of scripting to
automate what I do and reduce the number of parameters I have to set
manually each time I create a new task.
On Monday, 29 April 2019 22:45:48 UTC+1, MG wrote:
>
> Hi Stéph,
>
> "In your example, y
You've got me there! Usually, I can find an advanced filter combination to
show what's wanted, but not in this case.
On Saturday, 4 May 2019 08:42:27 UTC+1, Beat Ludin wrote:
>
> Currently, I can have all completed task show, or only the recently
> completed ones, or none at all.
> Is there a wa
Those two shortcuts are customisable to whatever key combination you want,
under "Tools - Options - Hotkeys". I think the default for date is
Ctrl+Shift+D and time is Ctrl+Shift+T, while date and time is F4.
On Monday, 6 May 2019 14:22:28 UTC+1, Mike McCallister wrote:
>
> Actually, F4 gives you
Hello Christoph,
Have you tried defining a filter with Advanced Filter parameters for that?
One of the Advanced Filter options is "DueDateTime", which you can set to
"this week".
Stéphane
On Tuesday, 7 May 2019 06:04:18 UTC+1, Christoph wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> is there a way to filter for tasks due
Hello ToTheMoonAlice,
Have you tried the portable version of MLO? I use that, along with a few
other portable apps (VirtuaWin, FastStone Image Viewer, ReNamer, IcoFX, FDF
Text Extractor, BulkFileChanger-x64). I shouldn't encourage you to use
portable apps if that doesn't fit with your employer'
t;
> On Thu, May 9, 2019 at 4:51 AM Stéph >
> wrote:
>
>> Hello ToTheMoonAlice,
>>
>> Have you tried the portable version of MLO? I use that, along with a few
>> other portable apps (VirtuaWin, FastStone Image Viewer, ReNamer, IcoFX, FDF
>> Text Extractor
Interesting problem. So you're grouping your filter results by Context. You
can't sort by Context, as that field can have more than one value. Group by
Context makes a result appear under whatever Contexts you have assigned to
it, so it can appear multiple times.
Because you're using Contexts f
I don't think it will update automatically. I'm a beta tester, so I've
saved the link so I can download the zip file each time there's an update
to the beta. I expect that you'll have to use the same process for the
formally released version, every time there's an update to that notified:
Downl
Hello MG. Maybe you could give us a screenshot of the autoformat rule
conditions and where the rule appears in your autoformat rules list? I
don't think it's a bug, because I have been able to set font colours and
icons for suspended and completed projects.
Stéphane
On Tuesday, 4 June 2019 23:
That's strange. On it's own, zooming in should not change the order of
tasks in your view. You're not switching to a different, zoomed-in view
which has different sort settings? What are the sorting and grouping
settings in the outline view/filter you're using?
On Tuesday, 4 June 2019 09:59:55
I feel your pain, Susannah. I've got to work out a nice, quick way of
reviewing and archiving all my out of date or someday/maybe tasks, to get
back control of my to-do list.
On Friday, 7 June 2019 14:11:48 UTC+1, Susannah wrote:
> Thanks. I haven't had much luck with the app bc I have too m
I think I've worked it out! Your rule is:
(IsProject) AND (ProjectStatus=NotStarted) OR (ProjectStatus=Suspended)
(I'm ignoring the extra brackets which you've got round the whole
expression, because they don't sub-group any of the terms in it)
The order of evaluation of logic terms is: NOT
:).
> Do you think MLO will add the ability to zoom out to the previous level
> instead of the default zoom out to the root level?
> This would be great.
> Thanks,
> Stevan
>
> On Wed, Jun 5, 2019 at 1:39 PM Stéph >
> wrote:
>
>> That's strange. On it&#x
Hello James. So, if a task starts on the coming Monday and is due on the
Wednesday, are you expecting to see the same task listed in all of the groups
under the heading’s Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday? If that’s what you’re
expecting, I’m sorry that the view won’t show you that. Each task will o
It would be good to get some text about the method into the MLO user
manual, if you're willing to write out a step-by-step.
(From a personal point of view, the latest Windows 10 update has broken my
ability to access my NAS server. This is the "straw which breaks the
camel's back" and I'm serio
sounds like James is talking about a whole different issue where the
> task that has started in the next 7 days does not show up at all in the
> 7day view. It doesn't because the due date is more that 7 days away, but
> James is saying that it should show up because it needs t
like James is talking about a whole different issue where the
>> task that has started in the next 7 days does not show up at all in the
>> 7day view. It doesn't because the due date is more that 7 days away, but
>> James is saying that it should show up becaus
Hello John,
I can confirm that behaviour. Of course, if you have your tasks *only
*displayed
by reminder, then the reminder *has to *be set for today in order for the
new task to be displayed where you are in the Today view. If you're in that
view looking at a day in the future, then it sets t
Well spotted, Nick!
I've just tried out that filter and it looks like the start date filter
overrules the "Action Filter" (the first rule at the top of the list). Even
though the help file says that an "Active" task or and "Available" task is
one with a start date now or in the past, it seems
Hello Leichao Bai
Full email address is support @ mylifeorganized.net (without the spaces).
They've always been very responses to any support requests I've sent to
them.
Stéphane
On Tuesday, 18 June 2019 06:11:19 UTC+1, Leichao Bai wrote:
>
> I hope there are other payment options, it is diffi
to all.
>
> James.
>
> -- Original Message --
> From: "Stéph" >
> To: "MyLifeOrganized" >
> Sent: 6/18/2019 1:59:19 AM
> Subject: [MLO] Re: Automatic reminder added to new tasks when they are
> created in the Today view IOS
>
> Hello Joh
Hello Joel.
I’m running the current beta version and both the right-click and Ctrl-Alt-F3
work fine for me. Might it be something to do with changing a hotkey assignment
for the action?
Maybe you’ve found a bug related to MLO trying to access a folder which you’ve
deleted or renamed?
Stéphan
Hell Alyona,
James posted a reply by email, but it looks like it got attached to the wrong
discussion thread:
https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/mylifeorganized/8561aZKKNu0
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Hello Dwight.
Reasonability Test B doesn't agree with James' fourth line of criteria (the
unnumbered one, which says "Those with no due date would be excluded from
the list *as would all completed tasks*". So, if completed, a task won't
show up in the list, whatever start and due dates are assig
Hello Tony,
What I *really like *about MLO, is that it's possible to customise it so
much, with loads of parameters, such as goals, contexts, flags, text tag,
and with custom filters and views.
I have a "journal" view which shows my most recently modified tasks. I also
structure my outline by
Hello The Alsatian,
Good news: It's already possible to do what you want, in the Windows
version. You need to set up a tab with a view filtered to show "Unassigned
Tasks" (maybe the predefined In Box view does that, for you?). You can then
right click on that tab and select "open in new window"
t;
>> On Thursday, June 27, 2019 at 11:40:49 AM UTC-4, James Woods wrote:
>>>
>>> Yes, that is correct. The purpose of the list is to specify which tasks
>>> should be worked on. Completed tasks, by definition, would be excluded
>>> from the list.
>>
That’s a feature I’ve been campaigning for, for a long time. I’d like to see
options for new items to include setting various parameters (dates, categories)
to default values or to choose to inherit them from the parent or nearest
sibling item.
Hopefully that’s on a list and being considered fo
I use the star, although I don't tend to use it on my recurring tasks - I
just use alarms for those.
One option might be to customise your "starred" view so that it only shows
non-recurring tasks, or starred recurring tasks which are close to their
due date.
Stéphane
On Tuesday, 16 July 2019
Hello Tom,
If you try it and you get it to work, I'd be very interested to hear how it
goes.
At the moment, I'm using OneNote with Outlook for team collaboration, more
and more. Tags are good for identifying tasks, changes, queries, etc in a
project, because on the desktop version you can sea
OmniFocus seems to provide the nearest functionality to MLO for Apple Macs.
I believe it has a more rigid workflow, but it does provide you with
project outlines, tags and filters. It might be worth looking into, while
you're waiting for a Mac version of MLO.
On Friday, 9 August 2019 04:28:57 U
Just a few thoughts:.
If you haven't done so already, try shutting down MLO fully (double-tap the
home button then swipe up on the open apps, including MLO) and then
restarting it. You could also try a soft reset (ie not wiping data) on your
phone, in case it's some kind of bug with the face-re
If nothing in the outlines is sensitive, you could ask a user with the
Windows desktop version to export it for you. I'm not an Android user, but
assume that it has an option for emailing a backup copy, like the iPhone.
On Monday, 19 August 2019 16:39:50 UTC+1, David wrote:
>
> How do I export m
Hello Joel,
I feel your pain! I, too, generated a huge file with various uncompleted
tasks, thoughts and someday-tasks in my in-box and
completed-but-not-quite-archived projects. I also dabbled with Post-It
notes, on-screen Post-Its and switching some work projects to a
OneNote-and-Outlook sys
Doesn’t locking the Workspace do just that, Joel?
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It's an expensive initial cost, especially for the desktop version, but at
least you're not forced into a subscription model. Unlike other task and
time management software, the optional cloud-sync subscription model has a
very reasonable cost.
Overall, then, if you're going to use MLO for a f
You're criticising too quickly, Guru. My understanding is that the mobile
versions of MLO all have a different file format from the desktop version.
Hence, a straight file sync would not work between MLO files on the
different platforms. A common file format would need to be created, so that
th
Hello M,
I tried a few of these.
Font bold property works for me, fine.
Since colours are all fixed at whatever you select them to be, you have to
make sure that contexts, description fonts, etc all contrast suitably, so
that you can read them.
I would recommend choosing a more subtle colour f
+1 to suggestion 1 - Folders get a specific icon, so why not projects? It's
important to be able to identify my projects in the list view, rather than
having to switch to a specific list view.
Suggestion 2 sounds like an interesting idea too.
On Saturday, 19 October 2019 20:12:18 UTC+1, chuckde
One day, I'm going to take the time to learn how to handle xml, so that I
can import an MLO outline (or branch) and set up xsl style sheets to format
it as I want, in MS Word or Excel.
Has anyone on this forum already done that successfully?
Stéphane
On Monday, 21 October 2019 07:52:06 UTC+1,
Thanks, Alyona, that's a good explanation. I might start using task
dependencies, now that I understand the feature.
On Tuesday, 22 October 2019 17:47:36 UTC+1, Alyona (MLO Support) wrote:
>
> Don't let secondary tasks distract you - set up task dependency.
> Read in blog:
> https://blog.mylife
Sorry Tandeep, but this is still just a feature request. There isn't any
way to control inheritance of these parameters in the current version of
MLO.
On Tuesday, 29 October 2019 06:36:16 UTC, tandeep s sandhu wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> I have been trying to find a way that the context don't get copie
Hello Tandeep. You've started another thread on this subject, too. As per
my other reply, I'm sorry to say that no extra controls over inheritance of
parameters have been developed recently. This is still a feature request.
Thanks for bringing it back up to the top of the list of subjects in the
Hello Kenny,
If you export your outline as OPML, you can then view it in many
mindmapping apps. The MLO app can also import OPML. However, the OPML
format is quite limited and wouldn't support all the parameters which MLO
can associate with a task.
I've always wished for closer integration be
Hello Ken.
In MLO, if you miss a due date the task becomes overdue. It's then a manual
task to reassign a new date.
The only other feature is recurring tasks, so once you check off a task it
can regenerate straight away with the next date in the sequence, or it can
be set to regenerate after a
The method explained by Susannah is pretty elegant, I think. If you
double-click on a task in the todo list view, you get to see it in the
first tab, the outline view. If you double-click it in the outline view, it
shows it back in the flat, list view. That way, then, you can flick back
and for
Hello Gary,
Interesting thread. I haven't contributed so far, because I've set out my
system (hybrid of GTD, with Steven Covey's 7 Habits for my planning) in
other discussion threads.
I'd point out that, while Importance and Urgency are meaningless to the GTD
system, there will be people who u
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 y
No recent betas. It's strangely quiet from the MLO team - I'm hoping this
means they're working on something exciting (maybe all or some of the
enhancements I've suggested...? ;-) )
Stéphane
On Tuesday, 10 December 2019 06:49:46 UTC, Eric Gooch wrote:
>
> Bump.
>
> Do any of the recent betas hav
Hello Michel,
Starting from the top of the menu:
1. Tools - Options - Themes and Formatting, then press the edit button.
2. Select the "Tree format" tab in the pop-up window.
3. Select the "Selection" sub-tab.
4. Select your colours - You can have a different colour for when the
on about themes color is
>> here link
>> <https://groups.google.com/forum/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer#!topic/mylifeorganized/gB8_wIzsXCs>
>> .
>>
>
>
> Thank you Stéph,
>
> From my testing, that option is for selected item, no the item under the
>
For some reason, Google has decided to move all the replies to this post so
they sit under the topic "How to set Tasks inherit recurrence "Folder
parent"", instead of being in this thread. Ah well
On Thursday, 19 December 2019 15:06:08 UTC, Michel wrote:
>
> I am trying to setting the dark t
Hello Hugo,
For the selected item, you can change the background colour, give it a
border or change the font colour, but you can't change the font to bold or
italic.
To change the selected text font colour (which is about the nearest to what
you want to do), go into Tools-Options-Themes and Fo
I agree with you. The parameters are all independent and have to be set
individually, which means that MLO needs a lot of mouse clicks / taps to
adjust the status of a task or project. I'd much rather see tasks' statuses
and times being dependent on the status of their project.
However, other
You can't send tasks to other users of MLO, as far as I know, but there are
ways to tag a task to note that it's assigned to another person.
Some people set up categories or flags with people's names. My personal way
is to assign a category called @WaitingFor and then put the person's name
at
It's working fine in my copy of MLO, whether I show as a hierarchy or a
flat list. I think it's most likely you've got some other filter criterium
which is causing everything to be filtered out. Maybe the best thing is to
create a new filter, starting from a full hierarchical or flat view and
t
Add parent is rare in my workflow, too. I tend to press the left arrow button
to go up to the parent level and then press Ins to add a sibling - I don’t find
that combination of actions particularly slow or cumbersome*. Still, if other
users find it essential, it wouldn’t hurt to add it, I guess
That sounds strange. You must have some kind of corruption to the file, or to
the synch data so that it overwrites new items with old. I’d be tempted to
reset things:
save a backup copy of your file after corrections,
maybe also export to xml and then open it in a text editor to see if you can
Hello Christopher,
If you set the task so that the start and end date are today, then set it
to recurr "Daily" and choose "Every 1 day(s)", then checking it off will
change the start and end dates to tomorrow. Since the start and end dates
are both after today, the task won't be defined as "Act
ack to 'Yes' they work
>
> So How do I start with a Flat View or Plain List??
>
> I appreciate your thoughts.
>
> I may also just save everything, and uninstall and reinstall MLO.
> TS
>
>
>
> On Sat, Jan 18, 2020 at 8:37 AM Stéph >
> wrote:
>
&
+1 on this request. Some of the software libraries used in the MLO desktop
are starting to look a little bit dated, I guess. I don't know how much
cost and effort it would take to update the user interface, though.
On Thursday, 23 January 2020 16:26:25 UTC, Richard Emes wrote:
>
> I can right
; Am Dienstag, 21. Januar 2020 10:16:22 UTC+1 schrieb Stéph:
>>
>> That sounds strange. You must have some kind of corruption to the file,
>> or to the synch data so that it overwrites new items with old. I’d be
>> tempted to reset things:
>> save a backup copy of yo
I agree. Unless you set up your computer with a static IP address, it
becomes are real pain to have to keep setting up new synchs. In the end, I
stopped synching to the dynamic IP address at work and only ever synched to
a static IP I set up at home... until my employer added more layers of
sec
On a positive note, though, MLO has pretty robust conflict resolution
features, so I never lost any information when reconfiguring WiFi synch.
On Tuesday, 28 January 2020 20:33:22 UTC, Stéph wrote:
>
> I agree. Unless you set up your computer with a static IP address, it
> becomes are
Hello JELPHD,
It's functionality which needs to be requested. MLO defaults to inheriting
context and dates from the parent, until you alter them manually (or unless
you write dates and context into the new task description and hit Alt-Enter
to parse that information).
I've posted on a few thre
agreed!
On Sunday, 2 February 2020 05:48:58 UTC, Hugo Sharp wrote:
>
> Trees Steph this would be a wonderful addition. Mandatory date inheritance
> for me is more often an annoyance than assistance.
>
> Hugo
> On 1 Feb 2020, 12:48 AM +1000, Stéph >,
> wrote:
>
It doesn't look like there's an easy way. The manual and help files don't
mention any way of exporting or archiving a list from TickTick.com. It
looks like it's one of those apps which holds your data hostage in a
proprietary format / site. Your best bet might be to print to pdf and then
copy t
Hello Nigel. I can't really measure how long it took to get my system
right, because it was done in a series of improvements and tweaks (as all
good development projects are). In fact, I think that MLO is probably quite
perfectionist-unfriendly, because you can spend too much time modifying
eve
Hello Edward,
It's a bit hard to follow your post. Do you mean that you have an MLO
outline which you use to catalogue videos? Why not just email the outline
to yourself while you're still in China, so that you can open it on your
Windows 7 laptop and continue cataloguing new videos in it?
If
No direct way. However, if the task has an alarm, it can be snoozed. One
work-around. If you have to change the due date because of something else,
then maybe the recurring task needs a dependency to be set up for whatever
is keeping you from completing it on Monday?
Another thought - If you *c
Hello A. Astinbo,
If you don't have a to-do list tab for your outline file, you'll have to
create one. Here's some guidance for doing this in the PC desktop version
of MLO:
The tabs bar is just under the menu in MLO. At the right-hand end is a "+"
button, which you can use to create new Worksp
I do something similar, but not quite the same. To track what I've been
doing over the last few days (for timesheets, etc), I have a "journal". I
use the "date modified" rather than the "date created", so if I add a line
to a task note, it updates where it sits in the journal.
Stéphane
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Hello Ed,
MLO has been designed with flexibility in mind, rather than ease of use.
There are no predefined relationships between the different parameters
assigned to an item and you can set up a system in which you use contexts,
flags, due dates, folders, outline hierarchical structure, import
Hello Andy,
I'm afraid that depends on whether you set up automatic backups. That
option is available in MLO's menu under Tools - Options - Backup. I'm not
aware of any way to reverse a sync, other than to reload a backup file.
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