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mark_1337909683

Posted: May 08, 2013



Sorry for the incorrect information.

I'm used to Outlook notes that do not have a title and, not looking at the top of the screen, simply assumed I was typing in the body as in Outlook.

Mark
mark_1337909683

Posted: May 08, 2013
From Topic: A folder question



FYI

As of your today's app update, note folders still do not sync.
mark_1337909683

Posted: Apr 27, 2013



No--

Return as in an Enter Key, Return Key, key that inserts a hard return in the text used for creating a new paragraph.
mark_1337909683

Posted: Apr 25, 2013



I started syncing Outlook Notes with the intent of using TD Notes vs. OL-->iPhone Notes. When the current folder syncing problem is fixed, I'll continue doing so.

However, yesterday I needed to paste some data into a new Note and I tried, for the first time, using the TD Note to create new and realized a problem.

Whereas the iPhone Note editor has a dedicated (hard) Return key, the TD editor keyboard does not.

Absent the iPhone Return key, how does one insert hard returns while editing a new note (creating paragraphs)?

Mark
mark_1337909683

Posted: Mar 30, 2013
From Topic: A folder question



I added Note folders on the website. I then assigned all my notes to the appropriate folder on the website. If I now click on the Folder tab on the notes page all the notes indicate an associated folder.

However, when I view notes on the iPhone although all the folder names display the folders all say 0--the folders are empty.

If I view not by folder, all the notes are correctly listed.

Why ok on the website and not the phone?
mark_1337909683

Posted: Mar 03, 2013



In terms of layout and appearance the new interface works well except for the color of action labels such as Done, Edit (New Note being off white changing with contact works)--they are grey to the point of almost appearing 'greyed out' (not functioning). When I press a button the color does not change and I'm never certain the app has received the command--particularly in light of the delayed response. I'm still usually 'looking' for the 'add a note' every time I wish to do so with it not being clear to me but that's something that would likely become familiar with use.

More importantly is the performance. Although not suffering the extreme sluggishness of the original revised version, this version is still markedly slow to respond compared to the interface you are replacing.

I've found this problem throughout Tasks. The Add Task button will not respond until after the app syncs and the sync does not occur immediately upon open (compared to the traditional interface). Attempting to search across Tasks is really awfully slow with the first letter of a search term not appearing after typing for a couple of seconds and then a slightly quicker but still delayed response on each successive typed letter.

Hope this helps--

Mark


This message was edited Mar 03, 2013.
mark_1337909683

Posted: Dec 02, 2012



I searched the forum and saw that there was a thread on this subject with no apparent answer from the developers.

From what I understand, syncing Outlook tasks via gSycnit converts text fields to plain text for compatibility with Toodledo plain text.

I'm curious, is there a steep technical hurdle for Toodledo to allow as an option text areas to be either plain or rich text?

Mark
mark_1337909683

Posted: Dec 02, 2012



I guess the subject sounds like a reasonable app action during a sync process. However, after the latest version, the stall is noticeable by its presence vs. non-presence during previous versions.

To be clear, I can Add a Task and start typing before the app commences a sync and then at some point while typing the app ability to type ceases until the sync that had started at some point (the start/finish of which is not noticeable since I'm in the text area screen)completes. If I've tried typing during the typing suspension once the sync is complete several characters from the buffer appear.

Remembering I was the user reporting sync failures in areas of poor reception, I'm now wondering if the condition that I'm now reporting has more to do with my specifics than the general. You all fixed the problem that I previously reported. However, there are 2 residuals: 1) understandably and even under the previous version, the time that Toodledo takes to negotiate a yes/no on connection takes a bit longer than areas of good reception. 2) on this new version after a successful sync the sync bar remains in place for a second or two. I'm wondering if these condition in conjunction with some associative change in the new version impacts my subject point?

Mark


This message was edited Dec 02, 2012.
mark_1337909683

Posted: Dec 01, 2012
From Topic: Change point size?



Regarding tasks that have been synced from Outlook to the iPhone 4--

With particular regard to the most recent Toodledo version, I have not found a way to Decrease the point size on the Toodledo task subject line or Increase the point size of the Task notes area.

Is it possible to regulate the font size in either of these instances?

Thanks,

Mark
mark_1337909683

Posted: Nov 10, 2012
From Topic: Keep copy of data



I'd like to thank you guys for taking my problem seriously and fixing the software so that it behaves properly absent a signal.
mark_1337909683

Posted: Jul 25, 2012
From Topic: Keep copy of data



Doing as you asked the app behaves correctly. Apart from all the tasks being present there is a notice at the bottom stating there is no connection.

FWIW, I can tell you for certain that the preceding does not resemble what I periodically see at 32003 Ellingwood Trail, Evergreen, CO 80439.

I'm thinking that the airplane mode tells your app absolutely no service and your app responds properly to the definitive no. OTOH, my referenced location's connection is sometimes present, sometimes not and when present that condition is in various levels of ATT weak--never any better. I'm thinking your app may be getting confused during that 'weak try and grab a connection decision moment', timeout and end up back at the icon screen.

Just a thought.

Oh and about those previous posts. Being new to any smartphone and apps it took a bit to understand the demarcation between your app (which does a fine job) and the syncing app (which also (now) does a fine job)

Mark


This message was edited Jul 26, 2012.
mark_1337909683

Posted: Jul 25, 2012
From Topic: Keep copy of data



Typically, when a signal is too weak or absent to sync, I find that your screen shows blank with your logo at the top and after (consistently) ~20 seconds, the app closes and reverts to the iPhone icon page.
mark_1337909683

Posted: Jul 16, 2012
From Topic: Keep copy of data



Although I do not find this option, is it possible to keep a copy of the last (iPhone) sync'd data on the phone in the event the next time you look up information the wireless connection is poor?
mark_1337909683

Posted: May 31, 2012



Those were my posts regarding the trial Syncit. I am now running the full Syncit app.

Are you trying to say that the base version of Toodledo supports a second Tasks folder and that the (problem) is with the sync from Outlook?
mark_1337909683

Posted: May 31, 2012



Outlook by default has 1 Tasks folder called Tasks.

I just added a second folder (not a sub folder--File, New, Folder).

If that folder were to sync from Outlook to you, would you display this separate Tasks folder as a folder in the iPhone?

Mark
mark_1337909683

Posted: May 26, 2012



Regarding this thread and any other associated threads I posted within the past few days. As it turned, out after numerous emails with their support, my problems with gSyncit were solely restricted to the 50 task trial version. At Dave's suggestion I purchased the full version (fully refundable withing ~2 weeks). I did so and the software worked as advertised.

I cannot express how excellent their (his) support is. I wholly recommend this app to anyone who might be listening in.
mark_1337909683

Posted: May 26, 2012



Regarding this thread and any other associated threads I posted within the past few days. As it turned, out after numerous emails with their support, my problems with gSyncit were solely restricted to the 50 task trial version. At Dave's suggestion I purchased the full version (fully refundable withing ~2 weeks). I did so and the software worked as advertised.

I cannot express how excellent their (his) support is. I wholly recommend this app to anyone who might be listening in.
mark_1337909683

Posted: May 26, 2012



Regarding this thread and any other associated threads I posted within the past few days. As it turned, out after numerous emails with their support, my problems with gSyncit were solely restricted to the 50 task trial version. At Dave's suggestion I purchased the full version (fully refundable withing ~2 weeks). I did so and the software worked as advertised.

I cannot express how excellent their (his) support is. I wholly recommend this app to anyone who might be listening in.
mark_1337909683

Posted: May 25, 2012



Addressed to Administrator--

I'm sure your iPhone app is a good tool. However, it's not useful (to me) unless synced with MS Outlook.

Assuming that my referenced problems are a function of gSyncit and given that a third party sync source is necessary to coordinate Outlook Tasks--is there another product that you have experience with that has successfully performed?

Mark
mark_1337909683

Posted: May 25, 2012



I'd like to hear from someone who is syncing from Outlook to confirm that they are or are not seeing their text come through.

Plus, that's the last of 3 problems that I didn't mention.

Only 2 synced tasks appear on the website whereas all appear on the phone?
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