Hi,
When I have only one Reminders list (thus the automatic default), OmniFocus captures tasks well including date, time and context. But if I create a second Reminders list and call it OmniFocus - meaning I must use the words "Add... (insert task here)... to my OmniFocus list" - it won't capture date and time. If I say: "Add call my mother on Tuesday at 4 pm to my OmniFocus list", I just get a task that says "Call my mother on Tuesday at 4 pm" with no date or time. I can prompt Siri to add the time when she says "Shall I confirm it." But by adding those few extra words in order to direct the task to the OF list, it seems to lose the ability to discern date, time and, I assume, context. Am I missing something? I'd rather keep two Reminders lists as I don't want every Reminder to go into OF. Help? Many thanks.
When I have only one Reminders list (thus the automatic default), OmniFocus captures tasks well including date, time and context. But if I create a second Reminders list and call it OmniFocus - meaning I must use the words "Add... (insert task here)... to my OmniFocus list" - it won't capture date and time. If I say: "Add call my mother on Tuesday at 4 pm to my OmniFocus list", I just get a task that says "Call my mother on Tuesday at 4 pm" with no date or time. I can prompt Siri to add the time when she says "Shall I confirm it." But by adding those few extra words in order to direct the task to the OF list, it seems to lose the ability to discern date, time and, I assume, context. Am I missing something? I'd rather keep two Reminders lists as I don't want every Reminder to go into OF. Help? Many thanks.
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