DEL confirmation
Valerio
I like it the way it is and I've tried many software before buying MLO.
OneAlert is a great companion too.
Of course there are some things I'd like to see in the future like
international version (italian of course) or a LINUX version (a web
version would be enough)
I know it's hard to do so I don't ASK.
The only thing I sometimes find dangerous using MLO is not having a
confirmation box for deleting (DEL key)
I sometimes press it by error. Do you always remenber what was written?
(I don't)
Or just think when your partner is cleaning your keyboard!!!!!!!
Fortunately mine don't do it so often but....
So that's my only request (maybe just a xmas present)
Thank you.
Valerio
Steve Wynn
We have had a discussion about confirmations before and there were basically
two camps for and against.
Personally I don't mind confirmations as long as there is an option to
switch them off if desired. It would drive me bonkers if I had to confirm
deletion of a task each and every time.
Perhaps AutoHotkey users out there might be able to write a script to trap
the pressing of the delete key when the MLO window is active? I don't know
if that is possible but it might be, so it might be worth posting a new
message with - AutoHotkey - in the title and requesting it. Just an idea
for the short term.
Regards
Steve
James Murphy
> (I don't)
Isn't this what "undo" is for?
> Or just think when your partner is cleaning your keyboard!!!!!!!
Covered the auto-backup feature (-:
--
Murph
Mark Levison
>
> > I sometimes press it by error. Do you always remenber what was written?
> > (I don't)
>
> Isn't this what "undo" is for?
+1 - the norm in windows software has moved away from a delete
confirmation replacing with undo and history thats many items deep
(preferably infinite, at least 15 items).
Cheers
Mark
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Kenneth S. Rhee
> On 13-Dec-2006 07:12:21, myLifeO...@googlegroups.com wrote:
> The only thing I sometimes find dangerous using MLO is not having a
you always remenber what was written?
> (I don't)
>
> So that's my only request (maybe just a xmas present)
>
I have no objection to do this as long as there is an option to turn this
off/on.
However, we do have an excellent undo feature that you can use to get this
back.
Personally, it's not high on my priority given the undo feature.
Take care,
Ken
James Murphy
> 1. Undo in MLO is NOT multi-level, is it?
Then the appropriate fix is to make it multi level.
> 2. What if I ACCIDENTALLY press DEL, don't notice that, ann just
> continue working on a different task? How do I know TOMORROW that I one
> task out of say 50 was deleted yesterday?
Backups.
Actually you're not wrong, an option to prompt is certainly a
reasonable request.
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Murph
Kenneth S. Rhee
You can do a simple test to confirm if you want.
As I said earlier, as long as there is an option to turn it off/on, it would
be fine.
However, it seems for most of us, it's not a high priority though.
Ken
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> dmitry.n...@gmail.com
> Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2006 9:53 AM
> To: MyLifeOrganized
> Subject: [MLO] Re: DEL confirmation
>
>
> Based on what has been written in this thread, I am forced to say
> again: I strongly support this reuqest to have this option.
>
> 1. Undo in MLO is NOT multi-level, is it?
> 2. What if I ACCIDENTALLY press DEL, don't notice that, ann
> just continue working on a different task? How do I know
> TOMORROW that I one task out of say 50 was deleted yesterday?
> 3. Even when you press Undo, you can't easily track what is
> being undone with this kind of interface!
>
>
> >
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Valerio
dmitry.n...@gmail.com ha scritto:
> Based on what has been written in this thread, I am forced to say
> again: I strongly support this reuqest to have this option.
>
> 1. Undo in MLO is NOT multi-level, is it?
> 2. What if I ACCIDENTALLY press DEL, don't notice that, ann just
> continue working on a different task? How do I know TOMORROW that I one
> task out of say 50 was deleted yesterday?
> 3. Even when you press Undo, you can't easily track what is being
> undone with this kind of interface!
THAT'S IT!
In fact how do you know that you have to "undo" or to restore a backup
if you don't know you have deleted something !
Of course if you have 2 or 3 record you can realize that.
But what if you have 50 or maybe 100 expyring far away in the future?
Maybe you can discover that something is missing a few month later.
I agree it could be an option that you can enable if you want.
Ciao, Valerio
MG
Thank you
MG
Dwight
Andrei Bacean
Download and install autohotkey. When done, let me know in this thread, and I'll post here a simple autohotkey script which will show you a confirmation box.
Br
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Andrei Bacean
Andrei Bacean
Take it from here
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Andrei Bacean
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