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1. Task Notes Pane

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   Anonymous supported this idea  ·  May 17, 2012

2. Allow "real" attachments (store in connected directory)

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   AdminAaron Wolf (Admin, Task Coach) responded

   Given the similarity to this request:
   http://taskcoach.uservoice.com/forums/26465-desktop-version-windows-linux-mac-of-task-coach/suggestions/1145137-save-attachements-within-as-taskfile

   I’m going to treat the request HERE as a request to copy or move attached files to a specified directory that will be within the same directory as the .tsk file (or optionally any directory the user specifies)

   Anonymous supported this idea  ·  May 17, 2012
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   Anonymous commented  ·  May 17, 2012  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   +1 on the *automatic* attachments archival feature. Attachments should be sort of "fire and forget", users shouldn't have a hassle of needing to copy them manually to prevent occasional moving or deletion of the source files.
   Some people suggest saving them in the actual task file, but I think it is better to store them in a separate folder for performance and ease of maintenance reasons.

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