What Processed Means

When properly configured, Trog keeps tasks in the Unprocessed list until you have assigned a subject, a category, and a date of some kind (Someday/Maybe and Do Today both count as dates). Templates are treated as processed.

What Processed Means

When properly configured, Trog keeps tasks in the Unprocessed list until you have assigned a subject, a category, and a date of some kind (Someday/Maybe and Do Today both count as dates). Templates are treated as processed.

About Processing

For all processing, the Status field must be set to Active when a task is processed, or the task remains unprocessed. To re-process a completed step in a project: Choose a new next action, Schedule that next action (NOT the project) by setting smart dates and...

About Processing

In a paper planner, re-process project tasks after you complete the step; re-process unfinished tasks during daily review. Here is how: Determine next steps for projects. (On larger projects, look under the projects tab or notes page for next steps.) Choose smart...

What Processed Means

“Processed” means you have: 1) decided the next step, 2) decided (roughly) when you will do it, AND 3) put it in its home.