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Originally Posted by Tate
So, my brilliant idea was that I would eliminate the work and home folders altogether, make sure that all the tasks had the appropriate context (or at least, the work or home context if not the appropriate sub-context) and build perspectives based on those contexts, thereby eliminating the redundancy and giving me what I really want to see - projects and tasks to do @work and @home.
Hmmm - I can't do that? Really? Doesn't that seem like the perfect use of a perspective? Even the word, "perspective" connotes a specific place or spatial orientation at its root. It seems to me that it would be even more appropriate to have perspectives based on a focus of specific contexts rather than on specific projects.
Can I not focus on a context and eliminate all others in the same way that I can focus on a project and eliminate all others when creating a perspective?
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Turning it around and using Contexts is certainly an option. I'm going to think about that some and see if it maps against how I think about my projects and actions.
You can "focus" on contexts, by selecting them in the Context sidebar. You can create a perspective with that selection.
Hm. Something to consider....