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Ann	Posted: Nov 04, 2012 From Topic: Could you help me？which one is the best GTD/DGT is indeed a good app (and a good designed app), and has a very responsive developer. However, I don't use it, because I often got problems with repeating subtasks while syncing (duplication of subtasks). I now use Ultimate ToDo-list, who's UI I don't like, but it works better for me.
Ann	Posted: Oct 20, 2012 From Topic: Multi-Edit Problem in Chrome(ium) @docpat2511: it's just for only this reason that I decided not to switch to Chrome/Chromium... :-(
Ann	Posted: Sep 24, 2012 From Topic: completed tasks As long as you stay on the same page, tasks that have been checked off stay visible as long as the page isn't refreshed. After a refresh, or after having been in a different folder, the tasks should have disappeared. What are the other properties of those tasks (due, start-date, recurrency....) that don't disappear?
Ann	Posted: Sep 13, 2012 From Topic: Top priority items keep being reset to high priority I don't have this issue. But I'm wondering... are you syncing with a 3th party app that has less levels of priority?
Ann	Posted: Sep 13, 2012 From Topic: We want an official Android app !!! Posted by Glenn Huther: (...) I ended up using this one http://www.todolist.co/ It's not pretty but it's powerful, pretty easy to enter tasks with quickly. I'd suggest you add the new task widget to your home screen and change the settings to put you straight into "my views".(...) 'Not pretty' is quite an understatement... It's the ugliest of the 3th pary apps I tried, but me too I ended up using this one. Like Glenn Hunter, I have a shortcut that takes me straight into 'my views'. (And what worked for me to make it a little bit prettier was changing the font size...)
Ann	Posted: Sep 13, 2012 From Topic: Your recommendations for 3rd party Android apps (Samsung Galaxy) I have lots of tasks repeating on a daily/weekly/monthly base. I've tried DGT GTD, which I like very much, and the app has a very responsive developer. However, when you have repeating tasks with repeating subtasks, this app tends to duplicate the subtasks on syncing. So this is not a recommended app when you rely on repeating subtasks. I use now the paid version of Ultimate ToDo-list, which is ugly on the first view (but looks somewhat better when you change the fontsize), but it works quite well.
Ann	Posted: Sep 10, 2012 From Topic: Repeat without a date or time? None of my tasks have a due date (all have a start date - I more-or-less use the method described by Michael Linenberger http://michaellinenberger.com/free1MTD.htm), and many of them are recurring tasks. If you want those tasks to repeat several times on the same day, I guess this is not possible. But otherwise you could set the repeat to 'daily' and 'from completion date', and give the task as start date 'today' When you complete such a task today, it will be again in your list with start date tomorrow. (Of course, it won't be visible today, unless you create a search that includes tasks with start date tomorrow. When it is a task you'd like to complete a second time today, just check it off again, and since you have it set to repeat 'from completion', the 'new' start date is again tomorrow. Now, when there is a task that you want to be able to complete several times a day, you could start by creating one instance of the task with start date today and daily repeat from completion. Then make as many clones from the task as you will at most do in a day. (Want to repeat 'drink a glass of water' 6 to 8 times a day? Create 8 clones of the task. Every time you check one off, it will disappear, and reappear on your list for tomorrow...)
Ann	Posted: Sep 06, 2012 From Topic: Certain bills I enjoy paying It was in 2008 that I first paid for a pro-subscription, allthough I didn't really need the features.. (but started using them soon after...) And it was yesterday that I decided to pay for a pro Plus, allthough I thought I didn't need it... (and today I already uploaded a file... Why adding the task to prepare a meeting and file the papers I need to read somewhere else, when I can have them with the task?)
Ann	Posted: Sep 03, 2012 From Topic: Site broken with Chrome I don't have these problems with Chrome (21.0.1180.89 on OS Linux)
Ann	Posted: Sep 01, 2012 From Topic: New Mobile Website with Offline and Android Support DGT GTD Toodledo is only an add-on for the DGT GTD app. So you have to install DGT GTD as well. I do like DGT GTD, but not in connection with Toodledo, as I have the impression DGT GTD tends to duplicate subtasks during sync... (I use Ultimate ToDo (paid) now)
Ann	Posted: Aug 30, 2012 From Topic: Additional emails addresses to create tasks I guess Eddiemoto wants an address that can be used to send mails for task with context @home and priority medium, another address that automatically goes to @errands and yet another to @work with priority top. I should suggest Eddiemoto to make some default email templates that contain the wished for combinations of context, status etc...
Ann	Posted: Aug 29, 2012 From Topic: subtasks recurring at different frequencies Today I found out my set-up was not unfailable... I had a task ending today, with a subtask ending yesterday. I have a saved searched for tasks with due date before tomorrow, or a start date before tomorrow, or without due date. (as in Salgud's 'Trusted system'https://www.toodledo.com/forums/3/14563/0/my-trusted-system.html) But yesterday the subtask (due date yesterday) didn't show up. Of course, today the parent task (due date today) turned up, with the 'over-due' subtask. Any suggestions how to have a subtask show up in time? ETA: and again I found the solution immediately after I posted my question... For a parent-task with subtasks that have a due date before the due-date of the parent, I have to assign a start-date to the parent, that's before the due-date of the first sub-task... This message was edited Aug 29, 2012.
Ann	Posted: Aug 27, 2012 From Topic: A TD Grocery List @M: if you do have an Android phone, you might try ToMarket... It has all features that Salgud has in this Toodledo implementation, and unit prices by store. You can also set up the aisles for each store like you come by them... But I must admit it takes some time to set up everything...
Ann	Posted: Aug 27, 2012 From Topic: subtasks recurring at different frequencies I thought I could use parent-/subtasks for grouping related tasks, but I have problems implementing this when the subtasks have different frequencies. An example: Task A - repeat: daily / due by: today Subtask A1 - repeat: with parent Subtask A2 - repeat: every monday, wednesday and saturday / due ON the next mon, wed, sat Subtask A3 - repeat: every monday / due ON monday Completing the task on monday moves the task with its subtasks to tuesday, but subtasks A2 and A3, that are due on wednesday or on the next monday, are 'cluttering' the list under 'tomorrow' in a view on duedate. I really like to keep the subtasks together, because they are closely related, and on a day that I have to do more than the daily repeating tasks, I want to see immediately which 'non-daly' repeating subtasks there are for that task. But I don't want to see the tasks due ON monday when it's wednesday, because I always have to double-check (even in the 'by due-date view') which is the exact due-date. Could someone point me to a method I could get subtasks repeating at different frequencies, in a way that I only see the subtasks that are really due on that day? ETA: I should have looked a little closer at the 'Tips and Tricks' forum. I found the solution in Salgud 'Trusted System' https://www.toodledo.com/forums/3/14563/0/my-trusted-system.html This message was edited Aug 27, 2012.
Ann	Posted: Aug 27, 2012 From Topic: Selecting repetition in Google Chrome Thank you for the fast reaction... I guess I'll return to FireFox then. Haven't found a competitor yet that has all the features that I want...
Ann	Posted: Aug 26, 2012 From Topic: Selecting repetition in Google Chrome Google Chrome version Version 21.0.1180.81 (latest) on Ubuntu Linux 11.10. I recently started using Chrome instead of FireFox as default browser. In FF I have no problems using Toodledo, but in Chrome I seem to be unable to select a repeat for a task. I get the dropdown-menu, but it immediately disappears before I can select anything. Is this a known issue?
Ann	Posted: Aug 31, 2010 From Topic: auto repeat When entering a repeat,you have the possibility to 'repeat from due date' or 'repeat from completion date'.
Ann	Posted: Aug 28, 2010 From Topic: Locations, Reverse Sort, and More I haven't been reading the Toodledo forums for some time, and I'm a little bit surprised by the change in tone (not only in this topic, but also in some other places...) As far as I know, I'm paying the same for a pro-account as I did two years ago, and I'm getting far more. And indeed, the latest update gives 'more' again, although not 'more' that I will use (I'm not using a mobile device with Toodledo). But although this update isn't particularly useful for me, that doesn't diminish the usefulness of the application as a whole. In the former post, Claudio said: We are the customers. We pay you for providing a service. Yes, indeed... and I don't have the impression I do have to pay a dime more for a service that hasn't diminished since the last upgrade.
Ann	Posted: Jul 23, 2010 From Topic: Translators Needed I've added a Dutch translation to every English string that was still left blank. I see that 'next action' has been translatedn, but I keep asking myself if Dutch-speaking GTD-users will feel comfortable with 'volgende actie'. I guess that 'Next Action' has become really international... Some (shorter) strings have been translated with the first letter of every word capitalized (as is done in English), other strings aren't. It would be more coherent to choose for one of the two options, and not mixing them up. One English string is 'seimannualy', I think this is meant to be 'semiannualy'? (I have translated it as such...) This message was edited Jul 23, 2010.
Ann	Posted: Dec 30, 2009 From Topic: Automatic Next Actions I have been using Hiveminder (hiveminder.com) as a todo-app. In that application, you could make tasks 'interdependent', i.e. you could state that task B had to be done after task A was completed, and task C wouldn't show up unless task B was done. But I didn't like the interface, so I turned to RTM and then to Toodledo that kept me buzy for over a year now...

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