Same for me.
However, I now have realised that I don't need this power for my daily
tasks :)
I've bought MLO for my work (systems development) and it was great!
However, for my daily errands and tasks, Todoist or Marvin is perfectly
fine. And they are much more visually attractive and offer
he context gets assigned.
Similar with few other properties.
I think scripting language might cover this feature nicely, with some
additional functionality, but this is up to developers to decide, if this
is worth the effort.
Regards,
Domas
On Wednesday, May 1, 2019 at 6:30:07 PM UTC+3, MG wro
Hi,
but how would you use these autoformated flags? As far as I can see there
are only two options:
- visual use - flags would be used to convey some information about a
task
In this case, the icons should perfectly do the job, as there is no
further interaction with task's
Hi,
After task is selected, Alt+1 changes selection to its note. Then you can
select all using Ctrl+A. And then Ctrl+C.
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Wow, that's one of the most unintuitive deletion methods I have ever seen :)
On Saturday, January 5, 2019 at 6:22:48 PM UTC+2, lewy wrote:
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> After delete those unassigned text tag (right click on the text tag
> columm),press F5 refresh, they will be removed from list.
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Hi Laurence,
just wanted to double-check, did you try Andrei's offered solution - to
call Google Assistant via widget?
I had exactly the same problem and none of other solutions worked.
However it seemed that Google widget called a different version of Google
Assistant, which had the possibility
Hi Laurence,
Why you haven't described the problem? Stopped working doesn't say much :)
Regards,
Domas
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Yes, indeed, calling Google Assistant via widget solves this problem.
Thank you!
Let's see how Google will decide to proceed with Assistant's development in
the future.
On Friday, December 21, 2018 at 9:43:27 PM UTC+2, Andrei Bacean wrote:
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> Dear friend
> I have reproduced on my xiaomi phone.
Hi David,
thanks.
Ok, that might be promising :)
But how can you change the note taking app? In the link it says "press on
that text "take a note", however it's inactive in my phone.
After I register any note, it saves it into its own note app (which is very
rudimentary, you can read more about
Hi Dwight,
thanks for you help, however "not to self" doesn't work either.
And the link how to change the default app was already posted above -
unfortunately I get a different view of Google Assistant after calling it
(presumably due to a different version), without any selection to change
the
Unfortunately it didn't make any difference for me. I have now both
Evernote and Google Keep, but the Google Assistant's reaction to "take a
note" is the same.
David, which phone are you using?
Thanks.
On Thursday, December 20, 2018 at 3:21:32 AM UTC+2, David Timpe wrote:
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> Thank you
As I understand, this is not a usual upgrade with bug fixes and some minor
functionality, but a new feature pack, which they decided to charge
additionally.
Personally I think it is worth it.
On Tuesday, December 18, 2018 at 10:34:57 PM UTC+2, imajeff wrote:
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> I am not certain, is it already
, where it's
>> possible to change the default app, after asking it to "take a note". Now
>> it just asks "what is the note" and registers in its own app.
>> I understand that it's not directly related to MLO Android, but I can't
>> use this voice fu
d, but I can't use
this voice functionality, which I find very useful!
Thank you.
Best regards,
Domas
On Thursday, December 13, 2018 at 8:23:25 PM UTC+2, Alyona (MLO Support)
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> Get the most out of your daily MLO experience with the new MLO feature
> pack 3 for Android! The pub
That's probably the main problem with MLO for Android for me. Instead of just
pressing a button and selecting "Tomorrow", now there's a lot of clicks
needed... This forces me to do the task management in desktop version, which is
very inconvenient.
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>>>>
>>>> I have tried to play with Conditional formatting, but couldn't do it.
>>>> For example, if "Folder" property is selected, the checkbox disappears
>>>> and turns into a folder icon.
>>>> However, when I tried
Hi,
I'm also only using start dates, here's why:
- for the tasks that have a specified duration, I use Calendar
- most of my tasks have "Due" dates, which are totally created by me. In
this case, the "Overdue" task seems like a false alert.
- Many tasks makes sense only in a specific
formatting, but couldn't do it.
>> For example, if "Folder" property is selected, the checkbox disappears
>> and turns into a folder icon.
>> However, when I tried to replicate this using "Hide the branch in To-Do"
>> property (or a Context) it didn't
Just adding a screenshot for visualisation:
[image: Checkbox.jpg]
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see check boxes near non task items?
Thank you!
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Domas
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Thank you!
That's a really nice option.
On Saturday, September 8, 2018 at 10:15:53 PM UTC+3, Andrei Bacean wrote:
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> Hi
> If you don't want to use contexts for this purpose, you can use Goal
> setting.
> It's even simplier because you can change the folder name, move the folder
> to any place
Ok, thank you.
I'm using grouping by context in the views, so that might mess up this. But
that's an option.
I was expecting something in the Advanced filtering setup like
"Parent(Parent())" or "IsBelowFolder".
Other easy option would be just to drag out my Folder 2 to root hierarchy
and then
Hi,
But can you see the tasks without hierarchy, just a simple list?
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rchy makes the view much more cluttered and usually I know already
which project/folder the task is coming from.
That's why I wanted to achieve this with Advanced filtering, but couldn't
manage to do.
Best regards,
Domas
On Thursday, September 6, 2018 at 5:19:57 PM UTC+3, Andrei Bacean wrote:
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Hi,
thanks for the reply.
I have built a simple example tree (below).
I want to select *Folder 2* as my source folder and see all "Active Task -
want to see" tasks in the to-do list.
But I don't want to see "Active task - don't want to see" task, because
it's in the different folder.
I hope
would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Regards,
Domas
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I have another issue with these checkboxes.
Sometimes I want to use MLO also as an outlining tool, similar to Workflowy or
Dynalist. In this case my entries has nothing to do with tasks, now they're
just lists with reference items. To have them "checked/completed" doesn't make
any sense.
And
Hi,
this is how it works in my productivity system.
First, I think MLO is meant to have unlimited subtask hierarchy and the
flexibility it provides. I can see right away that I don't like Asana's
approach, where you have a subtasks *inside* a task, without further split
possible.
How it works
Hi,
that's very useful!
I would be very interested to hear your other tips for "task naming
psychology" & other areas :)
On Wednesday, May 9, 2018 at 11:49:29 PM UTC+3, Fletcher Kauffman wrote:
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> I, too, have this same problem. I've done a lot of work, personally, on
> understanding and
On Friday, May 4, 2018 at 7:37:51 PM UTC+3, Christoph wrote:
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>
> Fiddling with rich-text formatting is much more cumbersome.
>
Hi,
just out of interest, could you clarify this point? How it's much more
cumbersome?
I would say that selecting a word and clicking *B* at the top is the
off. But that would mean one more
setting in a already cramped settings window, and of course, some cost for
its implementation. I assume that the developers decided that it's not
worth it.
Regards,
Domas
On Friday, May 4, 2018 at 8:16:56 PM UTC+3, cirrob wrote:
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> I don't see that. If y
I have to agree here.
The preview/edit mode split is the most annoying thing for me. All the text
formatting gets not used, because I don't use the Preview mode.
I wonder what are the reasons for this decision.
It seems to me, that the simple rich text formatting implementation (like
the one I
Yes, that definitely is!
I'll take this also as a reminder to go through all the app options again :)
Thank you!
On Friday, April 13, 2018 at 11:19:33 AM UTC+3, MOK | MATSURU wrote:
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> Dear Domas,
>
> In MLO android, Settings>General Settings>Quick Date selections
>
>
Hi,
But there definitely could be cases where this is the required behaviour.
So it is set up so that the user can decide himself on project status.
I find it reasonable.
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> Hope that's helpful, if you didn't already know about the tap-and-hold
> menu.
>
> Stéphane
>
> On Tuesday, 10 April 2018 06:55:11 UTC+1, Domas wrote:
>>
>> As a side note the Android app suffers a lot from this problem (too many
>> cli
, Stéph wrote:
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> I agree with you, Domas. People have systems with varying complexity. My
> goal is to use as few parameters as possible, to minimize the time I spend
> clicking an editing tasks and to maximize the time I have for actually
> doing those tasks. (Having said that, I
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,
I agree here.
That's the reason why my use of Importance/Urgency is very limited in MLO -
it's too complicated to change it quickly.
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