by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
They Are NOT Overdue In TRO, the Outlook Due Date serves a special purpose. It’s the soft date. If the date passes, the task is NOT overdue, you do NOT adjust the date, and you will NOT lose control of the task. Trust us on this! Powerful, short, daily reviews...
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
When you don’t have something scheduled in your calendar, work from your task lists. In the morning, sort your task list by Due Date so all tasks in red appear at the top. This is your Do Today list. When you finish the tasks in red, re-sort the list by clicking...
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
When you don’t have something scheduled in your calendar, work from your task lists. Make sure the tasks in Do Today list (tasks on today’s planner page) are completed today. After that, work on tasks from your context views (in the back, behind their...
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
A quick summary of how TRO uses the task fields (dates, priority, and more).
by Jason C | Jun 12, 2022
To give you better control, TRO may use task dates and priorities for different purposes than intended by the task list publisher. For example, a TRO-capable task list needs data fields that mean Do This Today, Hard Date, Soft Date, and Someday/Maybe.
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