Microsoft To Do Tips & Tricks - Kevin Stratvert
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Date: 2022-03-15
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Comments and reviews: 10
Steve
What's driving me nuts is that I have MS 365 and clicking on the Office icon shows To Do there as an app. However, clicking on it takes me to the browser version and I can't see the app in the location where all the other Office apps are. You can't install Office apps separately so I don't want to sit through an entire reinstall only to find it doesn't install it as an app anyway. But then if I go and dig out the app separately will it be the full Office version? This kind of thing with MS products drives me crazy, all the shenanigans with One Note was a right pain in the nether regions.
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What's driving me nuts is that I have MS 365 and clicking on the Office icon shows To Do there as an app. However, clicking on it takes me to the browser version and I can't see the app in the location where all the other Office apps are. You can't install Office apps separately so I don't want to sit through an entire reinstall only to find it doesn't install it as an app anyway. But then if I go and dig out the app separately will it be the full Office version? This kind of thing with MS products drives me crazy, all the shenanigans with One Note was a right pain in the nether regions.
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Oleg
i prefer to do than planner. the only problem, you can't communicate from tasks. i don't see the point of having planner when you can easily do all the same stuff (even more like recurring tasks, reminders and search) in to do. And why not being able to change the view of the tasks from lists to kanban, then Planner can go to the bin.
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i prefer to do than planner. the only problem, you can't communicate from tasks. i don't see the point of having planner when you can easily do all the same stuff (even more like recurring tasks, reminders and search) in to do. And why not being able to change the view of the tasks from lists to kanban, then Planner can go to the bin.
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Matthias
Todo has become a great tool. The only downfall to me is the postpone-function. There isn't a fast and easy way to postpone tasks (e.g. with a simple swipe to the let or right like in Todoist) and, much more annoying, when postponing a task the reminder remains the same. Seems completely unlogical to me...?!
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Todo has become a great tool. The only downfall to me is the postpone-function. There isn't a fast and easy way to postpone tasks (e.g. with a simple swipe to the let or right like in Todoist) and, much more annoying, when postponing a task the reminder remains the same. Seems completely unlogical to me...?!
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Neo77
Thank you -kevin_stratvert for this great tipps! Just this ohne is not usable:
11:00- TASKS IN TEAMS
If you insert one of your 50 lists it will disappear after inserting the next list. The -May day- view is not selectable at all. So far not an option to the regular To Do App!
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Thank you -kevin_stratvert for this great tipps! Just this ohne is not usable:
11:00- TASKS IN TEAMS
If you insert one of your 50 lists it will disappear after inserting the next list. The -May day- view is not selectable at all. So far not an option to the regular To Do App!
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Christie
I have been using -Tasks- in the desktop version of Outlook. I prefer the views & options to change the view. I really like the option to add -Company- However, I am considering moving to the web version. My issue is the views. Does the web version offer more sorting issues?
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I have been using -Tasks- in the desktop version of Outlook. I prefer the views & options to change the view. I really like the option to add -Company- However, I am considering moving to the web version. My issue is the views. Does the web version offer more sorting issues?
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Collins
Great videos! I have one question related to shared lists. When I do this within my organization, the other person can see (and I can see theirs) and of our flagged emails merged together. This feels like a bug and a violation of security within the product. Any thoughts?
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Great videos! I have one question related to shared lists. When I do this within my organization, the other person can see (and I can see theirs) and of our flagged emails merged together. This feels like a bug and a violation of security within the product. Any thoughts?
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itech
I love your videos! I have a question I hope you can help me with. I-m trying to integrate MS TO DO in my routine and I use OUTLOOK 365 as well. Here-s my problem. If I create a task in MS TO DO, I do NOT want it creating a task in Outlook. How can I do that?
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I love your videos! I have a question I hope you can help me with. I-m trying to integrate MS TO DO in my routine and I use OUTLOOK 365 as well. Here-s my problem. If I create a task in MS TO DO, I do NOT want it creating a task in Outlook. How can I do that?
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itech
Wondering if you can address that when you flag an email for To Do-if it is added to a list it duplicates a blank task in outlook in addition to the existing email. It clutters the list and is annoying. Hope there is a solution for this. Thanks!
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Wondering if you can address that when you flag an email for To Do-if it is added to a list it duplicates a blank task in outlook in addition to the existing email. It clutters the list and is annoying. Hope there is a solution for this. Thanks!
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Mike
Does Microsoft have a task management app for those without a work or school account? I have a family plan which doesn't include planner and I don't use outlook for email. It's Todo my only Microsoft option just without any of the integrations?
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Does Microsoft have a task management app for those without a work or school account? I have a family plan which doesn't include planner and I don't use outlook for email. It's Todo my only Microsoft option just without any of the integrations?
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Michael
Thanks for mentioning the hashtag feature. I just hope that Microsoft ToDo won't have the same limitation as Google Keep Notes having a maximum of 100 labels (aka hashtags). Any suggestions on how to use this feature with the Categories?
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Thanks for mentioning the hashtag feature. I just hope that Microsoft ToDo won't have the same limitation as Google Keep Notes having a maximum of 100 labels (aka hashtags). Any suggestions on how to use this feature with the Categories?
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