Where should i create the test file? On the phone? How? The synchronization worked ok for one week.
To get rid of the rubbish on your phone, you can delete the whole profile on your iPhone and sync a blank profile with the file from the PC that you want to use. Alternatively, if it's just a few tasks you need to delete, try using multiselect on the iPhone, or on the PC.
By the way, this is not related to you question, it's just a friendly advice:
MLO for Windows has a powerful backup function. Check it in the settings.
Thus you can always revert to previous working profile if something goes wrong (if you delete by mistake a branch of tasks for example).
Best wishes
Andrei B.
About the iOS MLO manual.
Here is a related thread
https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/mylifeorganized/lfsZbt7wrnA
About the ml file.
I would contact support at this moment.
About Wi-Fi sync vs the cloud
https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!searchin/mylifeorganized/cloud$20Wi-Fi/mylifeorganized/2Dc39oCvgRI
Imho, the advantage of the cloud is that you can send an email to the cloud account and it will be placed as a task into inbox. Also you can sync when you are outside of your wifi network.
Best wishes
Andrei B.
Your "bug" has not been confirmed by other users. Maybe it's not a bug. There may be other problems which caused the application to crash. Example: problems with wifi, problems with file system and sdcard, custom build ROM, conflict with other installed applications and so on...
Dear Alex, MLO is a set off tools which you may use to create your custom TASK MANAGING SYSTEM. MLO is a mature application, and in most cases the discovered bugs have minor importance.
Every build is carefully tested by beta testers before releasing it to public.
I wish you to not hurry with making conclusions about the MLO due to some problems/bugs but to study its power step by step until you create a SYSTEM which will WORK WELL for you
Best wishes
Andrew
Regarding the cloud service, it's brilliant and reliable. It just works. I sync multiple devices including Windows, Android and iOS, and this would be impossible with Wifi.
Nick