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3 Nov 2003
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When I want to make a new task and place it at the top of the sub-task it will put it at the bottom.
I have changed the settings in "User interface > General > Filtering > Toolbar > 'New Task' button places task: Above selected task.
'New Subtask' button places subtask: At top of selected task.
I am using the keyboard shortcuts. How can I make them act the same as the "Toolbar" buttons?
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If you drop-down the 'New Task' menu you will see that the default shortcut for 'Above selected Task' is 'Shift+Alt+N'. Which worked for me.
You can change the default shortcuts via the Preferences dialog.
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Thank you very much.
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When I try to move a branch from the right to the left (With the left arrow) when there are many branches, it freezes the program.
So to get around this problem I use the mouse.
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There's nothing I can do without more information together with the tasklist that caused the problem.
Perhaps you can record the problem via 'Help > Record Bug Report ' and send it to me...
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Hi Dan, how are you?
Have you got my recorded bug report?
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Yes I did thanks Mav, but I haven't yet looked at it... this weekend...
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Can you also email me the tasklist shown in the report together with the ini file please?
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Done.
Don't know a thing about the ini file you referring to.
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Thx.
Member 13003808 wrote: Don't know a thing about the ini file you referring to. Where your preferences are stored.
Help > About will show the location of this.
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A must have, free, versatile, productive, to-do list application!
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In Outlook I can easily convert emails into tasks by copying them to folder tasks. When I import flagged emails in TDL I get proper task list. To the Outlook field „Body“ of the email correspond filed „comment“ in TDL and I get there complete content of the subject mail.
When I try to import tasks from Outlook folder „tasks“ I get only task titles and can't import any content that is part of the task.
I have noticed that in pop-up window „Import Tasks from Outlook“, when I import tasks, in column „Outlook field“ doesn't appear field „Body“ for which I can then select the corresponding field in TDL. When I import items from Outlook folder „Inbox“, in the same pop-up import window, I get field „Body“ in the left column so I can import it. Can you please tell me whether is there any simple solution to overcome this difference. I would really appreciate having the same possibility of importing items from Outlook Inbox and Tasks.
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Hi marinex
Could you repost this to the Google Group[^] together with screenshots please?
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First of all, thanks for giving us such a great tool!
I have been using it to track my tasks for quite a few weeks and found it very useful.
A suggestion:
Since XSLT documents can take external parameters, is it possible to parse the XSL document and extract those global level <xsl:param> parameters and present a dialog to let users manually change their values, before transforming the tdl file to HTML documents?
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Hi wmj
Can you re-post this to the Google Group[^] with a simple stylesheet containing a selection of such parameters?
Note: Your first post will not appear until I have 'moderated' it.
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I am sorry that I can not access G**gle Gr*up in my country.
Your templates also contain such kind of parameters, for instance:
<xsl:param name="leadspacing" select="1" />
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<xsl:param name="boldroottask" select="1" />
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<xsl:param name="showtaskcolouring" select="1" />
<xsl:param name="colourtasktitleonly" select="0" />
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<xsl:param name="showcat" select="0" />
<xsl:param name="showstatus" select="0" />
<xsl:param name="showflagged" select="1" />
<xsl:param name="showcomments" select="0" />
It will be great if we can change those values in the transform dialog.
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Thx. It's a very interesting idea and I will try to get some level of implementation into 7.2, which is currently at 'Development Preview 10'.
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Thanks for taking this into consideration.
TDL is now my must have application.
Do you need help keep the Simplified Chinese localization in track? Perhaps I can do something for you.
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Since XSLT is extensible, we can add some attributes to "help" displaying the dialog.
For instance, a "title " attribute means the user-friendly description about the parameter; an "info " attribute provides further information; an "options " attribute, delimited by ";;", means possible values the parameter may have; a "valueType " attribute means the data type of the parameter.
A sample parameter may look like this:
<xsl:param name="leadspacing" select="1" title="Leading spacing" options="0;;1" info="The space before a task." valueType="number" />
modified 8-Sep-17 4:01am.
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Hi,
I wonder if we can input the task duration for the each sequential tasks and those tasks are connected by dependency.
If we can do that, the project schedule is done by giving a due date on the first task, just like all other gantt chart software...
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You can already do this but you'll need to first make sure the following preferences are enabled:
1. Tools > Preferences > Tasks > Attribute Calculations > Keep a task's time estimate synchronised with its start and due dates (and vice versa)
2. Tools > Preferences > Tasks > Attribute Calculations > Automatically adjust a task's dates when its dependency's dates changes
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