by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
With a paper planner, contexts are trickier than for an electronic task list, but they are doable: Keep it simple. You probably only need 10 or 15 contexts with a paper planner. “May Do” Tasks. When you set up your planner, you added tabs to the back for...
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
In Remember the Milk, TRO features are handled as follows: Due Date is the hard date. A Due Date of today means Do This Today. Priority is the soft date (1=this week, 2=next week, 3=this month). The “sm” tag means Someday/Maybe. Deadline dates are entered...
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
In Toodledo, use the following fields and methods to handle TRO features: Start Date is the soft date. Due Date is the hard date. Star means Do This Today. -1 Negative Priority means Someday/Maybe. Deadline dates are entered in the subject line (in parentheses) after...
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
In ToDoList, TRO features are handled as follows: Start Date is the soft date. Due Date is the hard date. A Due Date of today means Do This Today. Status of S/M means Someday/Maybe. Deadline dates are entered in the subject line (in parentheses) after the project name...
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
In your paper planner, where you write something and how you write it determines smart dates and other TRO features: Hard date is the date at the top of a dated planner page. Soft date is the distance from the top of the context page at the back of the planner (tasks...
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