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Guest
2007-12-28, 05:38 PM
Can't figure out how to have due dates appear in the task bar for new projects and actions. When I go into general preferences as Help menu suggests, no sign of column division. Any thoughts?
Thanks!
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Omni
2007-12-28, 07:18 PM
Right-click on the word "Name" above the name of your tasks. You should get a little menu with "Start Date", "Due Date" and "Estimate" in it.
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Guest
2007-12-30, 06:25 AM
You can also click on the "View" menu, and select the "Columns" menu item. This allows you to choose a list of additional columns that you can see in the current view.
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Member
2007-12-30, 03:08 PM
Any idea how to have Due date appear permanently in every view?
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Omni
2007-12-31, 01:40 PM
Once you turn it on in any given view, it should stay on within that view, even across relaunches, etc.
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Member
2007-12-31, 02:38 PM
If you are using perspectives at all, remember to take a new snapshot of the perspective once you have added the column(s).
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