Task View

In this view, you manage your projects, tasks, and next actions in their logical hierarchy, or your structured checklist.

You start with a task at topmost level, which may be considered a project. You can add tasks and next actions to it (follow the link to get the differences explained). Tasks can have subtasks, next actions not. Tasks doesn't have a context and will not show up in the contexts view, actions have a context and show up in the contexts view

The menu offers the following possibilities:

If something goes wrong, use a filemanager or the open file... menu item of OrgYou and look for the file with extension OYML, it contains the last autosaved state. There is also a BAK-file with the state when you opened the file. You can rename the *.BAK file to the file extension *.OYML and start with this file again.

When a next action or an elementar task is completed (in reality, not in the application), you should the checkbox "Done" . This is a success - one thing got done. The "Done" attribute of projects or tasks with subtasks is computed by summarizing the "done"-attributes of their childs and visualized the result as a three-valued checkbox:

In the tasks view, only the checkbox of a next action or an elementar task is checkable. If you want to mark all the subtasks of a task/project as done, use the item view.


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