Many tasks are date oriented,
meaning the task must be completed by a certain date. For
example, a date oriented task is a dentist appointment.
In the calendar shown right, colors are used to specify
different types of tasks. Holidays are highlighted in navy,
completed tasks are highlighted in red, and undone tasks are
highlighted in yellow.
One quick gce at the quarterly calendar, and you can
easily see what tasks are scheduled for certain days.
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Date Oriented
Task Click on image to enlarge
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Category Selection Click on image to
enlarge
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Each task can be
assigned a category such as personal, recreational, or
medical. This way each task is organized and can be used to
filter out some categories when wanting to view one specific
group of tasks.
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Task Plus includes a handy alarm
feature giving you that extra minute to get things together
for a meeting or make that important phone call.
When a task is scheduled with an alarm you can set an
alarm to pop up before a task needs to be completed. A
screen pops up to remind you of your upcoming and task and
you can even have a sound programmed to play! Each task can
have an alarm scheduled at a different lead time.
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Setting the
Alarm Click on image to enlarge
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Reschedule a
Task Click on image to enlarge
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As your day progresses you may
need to reschedule your tasks.
With Task Plus simply select the task, click on the edit
button and reschedule it for another time, date, or place.
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Task Plus makes it easy to see
which tasks are completed with the "strike out" option. Upon
completion of a task simply click on the check mark. Text
for the task has a line through it making it easy to see
what's done and what's left to do that day.
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Strike out of
text Click on image to enlarge
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Viewing Completed Task
List Click on image to enlarge
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For a full review of completed
tasks, a "View Completed Tasks" option shows in
chronological order which tasks are completed and at what
time the completion took place. Easy and simple for a paper
trail without having to rifle through paper.
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