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wilso092 |
Posted Apr 10, 2009 in: reQall-->Toodledo and Email Subject Headers field
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I posed this question at the end of a Dec. '08 topic thread, but I thought I would ask again in a new thread.
How do you get the subject line in your email to Toodledo from reQall to come out correct? When I forward from reQall to Gmail to Toodledo, which is a strategy that has been suggested in these forums, I don't get the task in the subject line but a generic statement from reQall: "<Name> has shared a reQall reminder with you." This isn't particularly useful, so far as I can see. Has anyone found a way around this problem? Thank you for your assistance. |
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wilso092 |
For anyone using reqall and Toodledo: How do you get the subject line in your email to Toodledo to come out correct? When I forward from reQall to Gmail to Toodledo, I don't get the task in the subject line but a generic statement from reQall. This isn't particularly useful, so far as I can see.
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wilso092 |
Posted Mar 03, 2009 in: Repeat terminate on date or after x times?
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Thank you for the reply. I'm excited that it is a feature you hope to add in the future.
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wilso092 |
Posted Mar 01, 2009 in: Repeat terminate on date or after x times?
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Is there a way to have a repeating task terminate? I'm thinking of two different scenerios.
1) The one that is more important to me is if a task terminates after it has been accomplished x number of times. Something like, "Repeat task 3 times." Then after the task has been completed (checked) three times it is considered Complete (with a capital C). 2) The second option is to have a repeating task but only for a certain number of days: "Pick up Tony at daycare everyday through to next Tuesday." Perhaps these abilities exist already. If not, I would like to recommend that they appear--especially the first. wilso092 |