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allow inserting a (start,reminder,...)-time in the mmss instead of mm:ss -format (easy conversion)
By now, you need to insert time in the specified format mm:ss.
It would be much faster without the obligatory ":" e.g. on the NumPad.
Afert 4 Numbers were inserted, it could automatically insert an ":" as third character.4 votesWe did not do exactly this, but the new v. 1.3.21 has a new date/time picker. In this, you can simply type “.” (a period) to move from hours to minutes (and back). So you can enter a time entirely on the NumPad, for example 12.35 and it will work.
Cheers,
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a agenda view where temporary tasks can be selected on which should be worked today.So you can gro
Each day you can then select some tasks you want to work with out of all at least many different categories. Which usually is somehow difficult to overview. I used to use a new category 'Today' for that which is than assigned to the tasks I want to work on today. But it is somhow time-consuming to switch the categories of some tasks to and from 'today' each time.
For example you shouldn't work on more then 5 tasks a day. The next day this 5 tasks are different. So you get a dialog presented if you want to work…4 votesPlease use the View→Filter→Only show tasks due today menu option.
Cheers, Frank
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drag and drop to change dates in calendar view
The calendar view is great!! I love seeing everything arranged visually on the calendar.
It would be great if it was possible to drag-and-drop a date to another cell in the calendar, and have that date updated within the task. Right now it looks like you've got to double-click on the task, then click on the 'dates' tab, then click on the datepicker widget, then remember where you wanted to move it to, then select that date, etc.
Thanks!
5 votesThis is now possible. Please add further requests or bug reports if you have any trouble.
Note: the behavior currently changes both planned and due dates. Perhaps this should be a preference setting though…
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filter tasks due before end the next 7 days or 30 days
Currently tasks can be filtered to be shown if they are due by the end of the day, tomorrow, week, work week, month and year. It would be beneficial to have a rolling filter, say 7 days from today, so that when you come to the end of the week, the tasks due early in the next week are not a surprise when you come back after the weekend. Otherwise you need to change the filter to see what is coming up.
The number of days could be user defined or the next 7, 14, 30, 60 and 356 days…
7 votesAvailable in release 1.2.12.
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Recurring Daily Reminder
I think it would be great if you could set tasks to display a recurring reminder (for example a daily reminder or each time I open Task Coach).
5 votesThis should work in release 1.2.24.
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3 votes
See release 1.2.9.
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Access Task Coach Thumbdrive Installation from both Ubuntu and WinDose
I work and play on both Ubuntu and WinDoze platforms. I'd like to put Task Coach on a thumb drive, and to be able to access and manage my task list from either platform.
3 votesIf you have Task Coach installed on both systems you can access the task file from both systems. If you also want to install Task Coach on the thumbdrive, that’s possible. Just install both a Windows version (preferably the PortableApps version) and a Linux version. You’ll have to install them to different folders of course.
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task coach is too fabulous ;-)
i just wanted to say a huge thanks for the great software! i am busy using it to develop my life plan... which so far consists of fiddling around with all the task coach settings :-P
now if you could somehow figure out how to integrate with freemind, my life would be complete... ;-)
thanks!
3 votesThanks!
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Print calendar view
I need to print a month view with all tasks and sub task (like in iCal)
6 votesRelease 1.3.12 supports printing the calendar view.
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Μonthly calendar
In the monthly calendar I would like to see only due date or only reminder date.
can this be done somehow3 votesThere is an option on the calendar viewer toolbar to only show tasks that have a due date. Showing reminders is not possible at the moment. Please create another, more specific, feature request for that. In general, don’t combine multiple features in one request, it makes it hard to track them. Thanks, Frank
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Start and due times dropbox include "Hour of end of work day"
Vague title, I know: but assume you set "Hour of end of work day" to 17:00, and "Minutes between task start/end times" to 30 minutes. If I use the drop list to choose a due time, I cannot choose the hour where the workday ends; the latest is 16:30. I think there should be a "less than or equal" comparison, not a "strict less than".
1 voteThis is a bug. It’s fixed in release 1.2.2.
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Subtask inherits parent task's properties
When I create a subtask under a task, I'd like for it to be assigned the category (especially) and priority of the parent task.
Let's say I have a task, "repair laptop," with a number of subtasks that I want to ensure get done, in order. This is a "priority 2" task and falls under my "equipment maintenance" category. I crank out my list, creating subtask after subtask, but when I'm done I have a bunch of priority 0 subtasks with no category.
3 votesThis is already the case. Make the “total” columns visible, e.g. “overall priority” and “overall categories”.
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Scalable view in calendar view (month)
It will be cool to see all the current month in the calendar view ! Actually I need to use scrolling (left and right). The feature could give the ability to choose a scale (10% step) and a fit view ?
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Enable storing tasks on dropbox.com account for synching
Be able to store on dropbox folder across linux, pc, mac, and iphone
3 votesThis is already possible, simply save your task file in your Dropbox folder.
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Filter tasks based on parent task
I'd like to be able to create a task viewer and specify a parent task as filter criteria so that the viewer shows only children of that parent.
Use case is approximating the idea of an inbox for the GTD methodology. I created a top-level INBOX task and then wanted to create an always visible viewer that would show only the children tasks of that INBOX parent.
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Calendar View - Start with current date
Currently, in the weekly calendar, the first displayed date is always Monday. Personally, I don't care about tasks that happened in the past. When I'm in the weekly view, I'm primarily concerned with viewing tasks that will occur during the next seven days. Therefore, I'd like to have the option to make the current date the first date displayed. This would allow the user to see all events coming up in the next seven days, without having to scroll the view to the following week and without having to be distracted by old tasks.
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Able to add a comment when I stop the clock a task
When I stop the clock with the right mouse button out of the task bar I would like a small window to open where I can write a comment... this would save time having to click through the task to be able to comment on the time slot I was working on.
3 votesYou can open the last effort record in the effort viewer and your comments to the effort record’s description.
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Faster access to filter menu options
It would be great to have faster access to the filter menu options via icons in the toolbar!
3 votesDone! In v. 1.3.21 toolbars are customizable, and there are new buttons for hiding and showing every task state. Additionally, shift-click on these new tools will automatically hide all OTHER states and show only the one clicked!
Cheers,
Aaron -
6 votes
There is an autosave feature in the preferences
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let the people choose notification system.
1.1 reminders do not work when program is minimized / in tray. And reminder windiw pops up only when I open application window. It's useless this way.
3 votesLook in the “Features” tab in the preferences; you can choose the notification system here.
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