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  1. Time over budget alert

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    3 comments  ·  Desktop version (Windows/Linux/Mac) of Task Coach  ·  Admin →
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    Anonymous commented  · 

    There is almost everything already available: an alarm, a budget per task, a timer counting time. All it needs is enabling alarms not only for times where tasks are supposed to start, but also for the time it is supposed to end because of exhausted budget. It just a small step for a talented programmer, but would open a myriad of additional use cases for the users.

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  2. Import or sync tasks with Outlook on Windows

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    Anonymous commented  · 

    What drag and drop does with an outlook (2003) task: it attaches it as a pointer to a eml file which outlook generates in a temporary folder. What I expected was: it enters a sub task with descriptions, due-date, percentage complete, estimated effort and so on mapped to the respective fields.
    I see the problem: the file is no export of the outlook task, but only contains a subject and an outlook internal ID.

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