Yuri,
Check your view. I found you can only sort subtasks in a view when you can
see all tasks. For example, It will not work if you are looking at a
filtered view of all tasks not completed.
Regards
Stephen J
On Monday, 12 May 2014 04:51:49 UTC+10, Yury wrote:
Thanks, Elizabeth! Now I
Lisa,
I like Mindmanager. It allows you to mind map your ideas with easy drag and
drop and then to display in a Gantt chart if that helps. You can then
export to MLO including all the task info.
On Sunday, 1 June 2014 05:57:38 UTC+10, Lisa S wrote:
I have a one time home project that is
How I deal with this one is to create a sub task called Delete this item
and then I set it to the date I want - eg in this case Friday. This will
hide the recurring task. Then on Friday the task Delete this item pops
up, I delete it and then my recurring task shows up.
On Thursday, 10 July
John,
I read it a while ago and it makes a lot of sense to me. I do agree that
the ideas could be fleshed out a bit more. However, I have taken on the
mantra and been simplifying my life. To me the message is that if you focus
on one thing at a time you will be so much more efficient, and that
Tomer,
Couple of comments. I would love the calendar integration but have learned
to live without it over the years. I use outlook as my everyday calendar,
and I tend to have both open on my desktop. At my weekly PReview I will put
items on the calendar if they need to be. However, that
Steve,
I use a surface pro 3 and it runs the full windows 8.1. Essentially it is
really a laptop.
MLO Windows desktop version runs fine and it is great to have the full
package in this portable device.
Regards
Stephen Jones
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I should also add that I love the surface pro 3. I used to juggle a samsung
tablet a phone and a laptop - trying to keep them all in sync. Now I only
use my phone for input and take my surface everywhere.
Regards
Stephen Jones
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Francesco,
I updated to windows 10 yesterday and did not notice any difference in the
operation of MLO
Regards
Stephen J
On Thursday, 30 July 2015 21:11:09 UTC+10, Francesco Consoli wrote:
Hi all,
this question should be forwarded to Devs first of all.
Anyways, is already there a
Lisa,
From what you have said, one book you might find useful is Essentialism by
Greg McKeown. The approach it sets out is one that would seem to address
some of the issues you have raised. I do not fully subscribe to everything
in the book, but it has helped me to develop an approach to
Frangipanni,
If I want to postpone a recurring task without skipping or changing the
recurrence, I simply add a subtask called delete this task and set it to
the date I want. Then when it appears on my to do, I just delete it and the
original recurring task shows up.
Regards
Stephen J
On
A simple approach I used for a while was to have a folder for each context.
Then when I was processing a task, I dragged it out of the inbox to the
relevant folder and it automatically inherits the correct context.
I have a more complex folder structure now, but they are set up in such a
way
Laurence,
There have been some previous discussions about this topic. Try this topic
or just do a search on Mark Forster.
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!searchin/mylifeorganized/mark$20forster/mylifeorganized/LDLD05dkR0w/TuldWWa-OvQJ
Cheers
Stephen J
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Jon,
You are right. I use flags extensively and they are disappearing. Hope this
is fixed soon.
Cheers
Stephen J
On Tuesday, 5 January 2016 06:35:14 UTC+11, FischerPhoto wrote:
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> Hi
> I'm not worried about the flags. I can put them back on. But I'm not
> concerned about trusting that what
I am still having my flags disappear in my Windows MLO. I am on the latest
versions and this has been happening since it was first raised in Jan 2016.
Has there been a solution for it. I cannot find onw on here?
Cheers
On Tuesday, 5 January 2016 06:35:14 UTC+11, FischerPhoto wrote:
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> Hi
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I postpone them by adding a subtask called DELETE THIS TASK. I can then set
the date I want it to appear. Then when it appears I simply delete and then
my recurring task is on the list.
Cheers
On Tuesday, 6 May 2008 04:51:27 UTC+10, JuddMuir wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> Just wondering if anyone knows
Jan,
I keep my templates in my original file. They are under a folder called
templates and it is marked as hide the branch in to do. I just copy and
paste and do not inherit contexts (because I already set them up with the
project template)
Cheers,
Stephen J
On Tuesday, 10 April 2018
To defer a recurring task, I add a sub task called "Delete this task". I
set the dates I want and when it show on my list, I just delete it and my
recurring task appears.
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I have been using Google Calendar for a while now to try and block out time
for larger projects but I can't get it to work how I want to. I am hoping
someone might have some ideas for me.
Lets say I decide that I want to work on Project A from 10.30 to 11.30 each
day for a week. Under project
Thanks for the suggestion. I will give it another try.
Cheers
SJ
On Wednesday, 26 August 2020 at 20:17:16 UTC+10 m.domi...@gmail.com wrote:
> Can I suggest that you read this blog post?
>
> https://blog.mylifeorganized.net/2019/03/comprehensive-guide-to-repeating-tasks.html
>
> I think you
I use a Waiting for context. I add it to the existing contexts. It is auto
formatted to be purple italics so I can easily identify and then I set a
review date. It does not appear on my to list until it is due for a review.
I also have a tab where all the items for review appear so I can
Dwight,
Good post. i would actually like to be able to see them all color coded on
the one calendar as it would be easier to plan my time then.
Cheers
Stephen
On Monday, 23 October 2023 at 13:45:00 UTC+11 Dwight Arthur wrote:
> I have recently re-thought how I am using my time, which
My workaround is to add a subtask called "Delete this task" and set it for
the day I am going to do it. When it shows up in my list, I delete it and
then the recurring times shows up on thelist.
On Monday 11 December 2023 at 01:03:47 UTC+11 Michael Emerald, CFA wrote:
> Hi Miriam.
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