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stephen.p.carney	Posted Dec 01, 2023 in: Android Next Gen App has no updates Score: 1 stephen.p.carney Posted: Dec 01, 2023 Score: 1 What happened to the new Android Next Gen update? It's been 5 weeks since you said a week. I need widgets. I was dual-using old ToodleDo and NextGen to have features still not in new, including Lists and Outlines, and the widget to keep my tasklist up on my home screen. Now, I just switched to a Z Fold 5 with Android 13, and I can't get the old widget back and don't have a new one, and the most important use of my phone is shot. I'm a 10-year-plus paid subscriber. I don't want to leave. i really don't. But I'll have to if this isn't fixed.
stephen.p.carney	Posted Aug 05, 2023 in: has there been any updates from owners? Score: 0 stephen.p.carney Posted: Aug 05, 2023 Score: 0 Admin team - Two questions from an Android user: 1. When was/is the next Android NextGen update? I haven't gotten one in forever, and the reply above is only about iOS. I hope we haven't been abandoned, but mentioning us would be nice. 2. Is this newsletter you mentioned on separate lists by OS, and/or how do I subscribe? I'm not getting anything and haven't in a very long time, and I don't recall opting out, but if I accidentally did, I'd like to opt back in. Where is that? Thanks much. And please do answer. My last Q here re Android was ignored. I'm paying for a premium sub, and WANT to continue. Please help.
stephen.p.carney	Posted Jul 01, 2023 in: Toodledo Beta - current status Score: 0 stephen.p.carney Posted: Jul 01, 2023 Score: 0 What about the Android Next Gen? When is that update expected to add Lists and Outlines?
stephen.p.carney	Posted Feb 12, 2023 in: Can't open notes from Android mobile app Score: 0 stephen.p.carney Posted: Feb 12, 2023 Score: 0 Same happening to me. Didn't notice when it started, because I've been dual-using old app for all but Tasks, but know Notes used to work on my new App in Nov or Dec.
stephen.p.carney	Posted Jan 09, 2012 in: My workaround allowing me to manually sort tasks Score: -1 stephen.p.carney Posted: Jan 09, 2012 Score: -1 I use the "time" part of date/time to get the sequential sorting I want. Sometimes I target actual times: Do this task 9-10 am, that one at 10, next at 11 etc. Other times, I cluster all the tasks that I'll do after lunch, but with fake times to just get the sequence I want: 1:01 pm, 1:02 pm, etc., for 6 tasks thru 1:06, even if those 6 will together take the rest of the day. I do that sometimes when I don't want to think too hard about the precise timing of each.
stephen.p.carney	Posted Jun 06, 2011 in: How do I re-order my list manually? Score: 0 stephen.p.carney Posted: Jun 06, 2011 Score: 0 FWIW, I sort my tasks "manually" by setting a time along with due date. I aim for fairly realistic, but even if the times aren't realistic, assigning items as 9:00, 10:00, etc. forces them into the order I want. Then, when I do the task, I convert it to the time I did it, for tracking/review. Sometimes, if I have related tasks that I haven't set up as subtasks, I make them 9:00, 9:01, 9:02, even if they take much longer, just for ease. Hope that helps.
stephen.p.carney	Posted Jun 15, 2010 in: Is there a way to control the display order of tasks Score: 1 stephen.p.carney Posted: Jun 15, 2010 Score: 1 My sorting workaround is TIME. On a due date, I make tasks due at 9:00, 10:00, etc., and the time-sort folds time into the "date" sort. Downside: takes a bit more entry than drag-sort would, and must put a time on every item, as un-timed items fall to bottom. Also triggers your alarms/texts if you use them, and that's clutter if you'd rather not have those. Upside: it works for sorting. Also, can insert new tasks with intermediate times, to slip something between 3d and 4th slot (e.g., "9:15"). As a bonus, it nudges me to better estimate times for tasks if I want realistic times (but bogus times work fine just for sorting).