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Salgud |
My TD Pro subscription was coming due, so I just went and paid for another year. It's one of those few bills I really enjoy paying - a lot of bang for the buck. This software just makes my life easier every day. Thanks, TD staff!
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Posted Jul 31, 2012 in: Show "no due date" tasks on Hot List
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I have my own Hotlist in Saved Searches which is similar to what you're asking. The date criteria are:
Due Date is before tomorrow or Start Date is before tomorrow or Due Date doesn't exist Of course, there are other criteria to decide what is "Hot", like a status of Next Action or a Priority of Top and others. I also have a view called, "Active, No Due Date", which specifically shows me these tasks, and is part of my Weekly Review list so that they get reviewed regularly and don't fall between the cracks. |
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Posted Jul 31, 2012 in: Is there a view on the Web like the iPad hotlist "grouping?"
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I'm not familiar with the iPad version, but I'll take a wild guess and say that the "Hotlist" on the iPad is the same view as the "Hotlist" on the web. It's in the "Main" set of views. You may have to Sort it by "Importance".
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Posted Jul 27, 2012 in: Subtask Due Date set Based on Due date of parent
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Posted by kdesign007:
Also it would be amazing to have the other feature mentioned with the ability to basically start a project, make a list of __# of sub tasks each with it's unique conservative projections of time to complete and have the algorithm estimate approximate date of completion but dynamically update as the project progresses and things fluctuate. M$ Project, and other scheduling software, does that quite well. |
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Posted Jul 27, 2012 in: Subtask Due Date set Based on Due date of parent
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Posted by jirving:
Actually, this seems like a pretty easy feature to implement. They're all easy if you don't have to do them yourself. :) |
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Posted Jul 27, 2012 in: Change propertis on task and automatic change on all subtask
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At the moment, not possible. Probably on "the list".
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Posted by gggarrett:
The results of the poll have caused me to lose a lot of respect for the community of lifehacker readers. All of the other apps listed are far inferior to Toodledo, with many of them lacking essential features such as start dates. In addition, Toodledo is also a fantastic record-keeper; because the iOS app supports TextExpander, I can use the Notebook section to record what I'm doing and use time and date stamps, and I can do this offline (which is crucial since I have only an iPod Touch). Despite the poll, there is nothing else out there even close to being as good as Toodledo. I think it depends on what you want. TD is, for some, overkill. Of course, you can dial it down and use less features, but for a user who only wants a few, why would you choose TD? |
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Posted by bobtait:
I'd easily sacrifice the print button on the tool bar for this - who prints any more? :) Based on the sales figures for printers, ink and paper, I'd say pretty much everybody! |
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I only do it once, after I insert the tasks. Why do you do it over and over again? I think doing it more than once doesn't accomplish anything.
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You can also look through the forums for information on how others have dealt with this issue. For instance, in the GTD forum, there is a current thread discussing how to use Folders and Goals for managing projects. (It's a good idea to peruse the GTD forum, even if you're not a GTDer, as many of them are very sophisticated, knowledgeable and helpful TD users and they deal with many of the same issues the rest of us deal with, such as this one). There are other similar threads throughout these forums.
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Posted Jul 16, 2012 in: Problem inserting link to Evernote Note in Toodledo Note
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Thanks for doing that!
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Posted Jul 09, 2012 in: After reading "The Checklist Manifesto"
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Posted by realethan_1336587232:
Any reason why you couldn't create a parent task as the checklist name, and then set the subtask checklist-items to repeat "on completion"? The checklist items would disappear as you complete them, then the entire list would re-appear the next day. I have tried something like that, but I could never really get total separation of my grocery list from my task list, so I kept getting "lettuce" showing up in my task list, and "Change oil" in my grocery list. YMMV. My suggestion is that if you have a long, reuseable list of items, you open a separate free account for that purpose. |
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I would, but I'm banned! :(
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It's on "the list".
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If you search the forums for nested subtasks, or multi-level tasks, you will find many, many posts, complete with replies from TD.
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Posted Jun 29, 2012 in: Permanent link not working in FF this morning
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but it works fine in IE8. FF 13.0.1
I just went in and tried it again, now it works. But it wasn't for about 10 min, maybe more. |
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I don't know of any way to do this in the iOS app.
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Posted Jun 22, 2012 in: What new connections do you want to see?
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Don't "ditch the notebook" in favor of EN. Some of us are prohibited from using cloud storage of any kind, and EN is blocked on our state system.
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You have tasks called "Joe", etc, under which you have an agenda of things to discuss with them. I just use a task named after the topic I wish to discuss, and tagged with "Talk", since I usually don't have lots of things to discuss.
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Posted by gbehrendt:
Learning cannot be compressed. Not sure what you're saying here. Can you elaborate? |