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Originally Posted by Kazza
1. Processing Inbox: on the iPhone its CONTEXT then PROJECT, while on the Mac its the reverse. I dont care what the order is, but I would like consistency, please.
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Yep, and they continued the inconsistency on the iPad :(
What if you could switch the order of the columns on the Mac, would that be a satisfactory resolution?
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2. No easy toggle of status of Available/Remaining/All for projects and Next/Available/Remaining for Contexts. If I'm looking at a screen and I cant see what I know is there OR I'm drowning in too much stuff, the only way I can find is to go back to the Home screen, select Settings, change the status, and then navigate all the way back to where I was. Is there an easier way ?
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No, there's not, although you could build a set of perspectives to use instead, as hypotyposis suggests. Not very satisfying, though. For me, the thing that blunts the pain a bit is that I mostly use the iPhone app for capturing (where this doesn't matter) and doing (where it doesn't matter so much either, as I won't be doing things that aren't available) and so leaving it set to Contexts show Available and Projects show Remaining works acceptably most of the time.
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3. Concept of review date isn't to be found on the iPhone anywhere - not on the project, and I cant get a list of projects ordered by Review date. This later is a real shame as in those little 5 min blocks one gets in life it would be great to knock off the next review that needs doing.
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Not only can't you get the list of projects ordered by Review date (because the iPhone and iPad don't yet do project-based perspectives), but also you can't mark that you did review the project. My first reaction to this point was that someone had copied one of my posts, btw — this was probably my biggest grumble about the iPhone app.
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4. Finally, that strange beast "Due or Flagged" that I resisted for so long on the Mac, but which I now swear by, hasn't migrated yet the iPhone.
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It has, but can only be used in a perspective. If you set up a perspective using it on the Mac, it will appear and work on the iPhone.