Agendus 6.02 dayand to-do screen

[spiderman951]

Anyone know how to make it so when I open Agendus, the day screen is not split into two parts, one being the appointments and the other being the to do part?

I've tried all the options I can think of but it still happens. :(

[sparkyclie]

Go to the bottom left icon and choose list instead of split

[spiderman951]

Thank you for the fast responce :) that did the trick. Now if i could just get the color bars that are in the other view that would be great.

[sparkyclie]

Gb back to split mode and hit the downward facing arrow on the dividing line.

[Unregistered]

Just trying Agendus now (db5 trial about to expire). I would have actually bought DB5 if it had hi res support for agenda view on OS4 machines - the author has said this will never happen :(.

Just playing around with Agendus now. Is there an equivalent feature to the 'floating events' of DB5?

Is it too much to ask to have a perfect datebook program?!?

[sparkyclie]

Explain "Floating Events"

[Unregistered]

A floating event is an entry on the calendar (e.g. a meeting or untimed event) that at the end of the day will be transferred to the next day.

e.g. i might set one to call someone at 1:00pm and if i don't delete it, it will carry forward to the next day etc. and i would delete it once it was completed.

[sparkyclie]

You don't get that with Agendus. Unless anyone knows different!

[philipx]

There are a couple of ways I was able to handle DB5's floating events in Agendus, but all of them are down to creating TODOs
a) Create them dated ToDos. While they show in red if their date has passed, they don't show in the Daily view afterwards.
b) Create them as undated ToDos. They don't show in the Daily view at all.
c) Assign them to a special category and have it color different. The above problems with dated/undated, but at least I could assign visible background colors.

It would be pretty cool if Agendus would support them, though.

[cutTheCords]

Agendus question. What is that "advance" field on todo screen for?