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Posted by garroteman:
what saskia.x was saying is that we don't want to make listing chores another chore becouse of the ammount of clicking we have to put into creating more than 3 tasks That is exactly what I meant! A tool designed to help improve productivity shouldn't take any more time and effort to use than is absolutely necessary, otherwise it's yet another productivity drain. Any features that make things easier & quicker are to be welcomed! |
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Posted Sep 16, 2008 in: Overdue rollover Feature Request
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A partial workaround, although only for frequently repeating tasks which aren't too critical, is to put a ? in front of the due date. This skips that instance of the task without marking it as done. Obviously this doesn't solve the problem for lots of other tasks, but it does prevent non-urgent routine tasks cluttering up the list with meaningless "overdues"!
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Posted Sep 16, 2008 in: one-line Quick Add feature that works like e-mail
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+1 for this feature request!
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I think the lack of a simple way to copy existing tasks is a major omission in an otherwise fantastic task manager; it's something I frequently wish was there! I often create tasks that are very similar to existing tasks (e.g same folder, context, goal, tags & repeat schedule, and sometimes parts of the task title too) and it'd be so much quicker and simpler if I could just duplicate the existing task and edit the relevant bits rather than clicking through all the drop down lists and re-typing stuff.
It'd be even better if we could accomplish this duplicating by just doing something like dragging the task whilst pressing Ctrl (which is one way of duplicating a file in windows, so it'd be logical to use the same shortcut). This would also be a great way to quickly change one field; if you are viewing your tasks sorted by context, say, you could drag it to another context whilst pressing Ctrl and duplicate an exact copy but with another context. I realise these things are often easier to think up than to do in practice, so if this kind of behaviour is difficult to produce then any kind of task duplication you can manage would be gratefully received! |
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I'd love a bigger notes field, the current size is very small!
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