MLO 4: Using the Search field brings up another tab...

[Holmes245]

I'm not sure if this is something that's supposed to happen in version 4 but every time I use the search field to look for a task, when I hit enter, it finds it but it pops up another tab instead of finding it in the same tab. I'm always having to delete the duplicate tab that is created when I use it. Is this supposed to happen or is this a bug? I wasn't sure.

Joel

[Lisa Stroyan]

It should only pop up a new tab if you click on a task that isn't visible in the current view. Is that what you are seeing?

You can change this behavior -- after you search, there is a pull-down that selects current view/ All Tasks. If you select current view, you shouldn't get a new tab, nor if you click on a task that is already in the current view. If you already have an All Tasks tab in position 1, it will be reused. Otherwise it is created.

On Thu, Jan 3, 2013 at 3:50 PM, Holmes245 <joel....@gmail.com> wrote:

I'm not sure if this is something that's supposed to happen in version 4 but every time I use the search field to look for a task, when I hit enter, it finds it but it pops up another tab instead of finding it in the same tab. I'm always having to delete the duplicate tab that is created when I use it. Is this supposed to happen or is this a bug? I wasn't sure.

Joel

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[Holmes245]

Great! That solved the problem. I did what you suggested and didn't have a second tab appear so that was it. Still learning some of the new features. Thanks Lisa, I appreciate you taking the time to answer. :)

Joel

Lisa Stroyan, mailto: ...@gmail.com