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An even longer while to become responsive again to keyboard actions after a launch.Thank you,NT.dan.g.unread,Oct 3, 2017, 4:22:30 AM10/3/17to [email protected]. Can you attach your preferences pls?2. What is your Windows version?3. What are Windows regional settings?4. Can you try turning logging on using the '-g' commandline option and then sending me the log file after restarting and closing TDL?.dan.g.unread,Oct 3, 2017, 4:51:38 AM10/3/17to ToDoList (AbstractSpoon) Support>> Bug 3 This results in two identical files behaving differently when they are loadedCan you reduce this to a simple set of steps I can follow please, perhaps using Introduction.tdl?On Saturday, 30 September 2017 09:42:13 UTC+10, fernando wrote:NTunread,Oct 3, 2017, 7:08:43 AM10/3/17to ToDoList (AbstractSpoon) SupportHello Dan,1. Attached to the email.2. Windows 10 Home.3. Location: United States; system locale: Chinese (Simplified, PRC).4. Somehow I couldn't find the '-g' commandline option in the Commandline Options list.Thank you,NTfernandounread,Oct 3, 2017, 12:42:42 PM10/3/17to ToDoList (AbstractSpoon) SupportHmm, I couldn't reproduce it anymore so just ignore it. Thanks for the suggestion though..dan.g.unread,Oct 3, 2017, 7:37:56 PM10/3/17to ToDoList (AbstractSpoon) Support>> 4. Somehow I couldn't find the '-g' commandline option in the Commandline Options list.It's not documented that why I had to give it to you :D.dan.g.unread,Oct 3, 2017, 8:03:02 PM10/3/17to ToDoList (AbstractSpoon) SupportHi NTOne possibility, after looking at your preferences, is that there may be a conflict between setting the comments font on the 'UI > Fonts and Colours' page, and setting the default comments type on the 'Tasks > Defaults > Task Attributes' page. This might account for any strangeness which is specific to new tasks.>> 1. Right after opening TDL, the application is not responsive to keyboard actions--e.g., typed text is not immediately displayed: >> it is only displayed after a mouse click; pressing the Enter key or the space bar does nothing. This happened both in existing tasks

7.1.4.4, but I report it here).I have this definition: "-nt $(userText, var1, "Aufgabe")". I enter get result with "testing" get final resulthello you hello you hello|you"hello you" "hello you" "hello you"'hello you' 'hello you' 'hello|you'Is the pipe a bug or a new feature?c) Some translated strings appear in settings still in English (see image):.dan.g.unread,Sep 26, 2017, 7:54:04 PM9/26/17to ToDoList (AbstractSpoon) SupportHi Ralph.Bearing in mind that this is an entirely new feature, I have opted to design for a scenario where 'people' resize columns to make better use of screen-space but ideally would rather see everything if they could. I accept that in your case this might not apply.Some ideas:1. I provide Gantt preferences for hiding any/all of the columns (except Title). This is my preference for 7.2.2. During 'Save to Image' I treat columns having minimal width as 'hidden' and don't render them at all. Trickier to implement but achievable.ps. Did you know that you can also print the 'Task View' directly, which will also resize the image to fit the width of the page. Not environmental I know but useful for previewing...pps. Printing on multiple pages without resizing is currently beyond me and Google...zaurunread,Sep 26, 2017, 8:38:12 PM9/26/17to ToDoList (AbstractSpoon) SupportHi DanA serious bug, the encrypted list cannot be decrypted in the latest program..dan.g.unread,Sep 26, 2017, 8:46:06 PM9/26/17to ToDoList (AbstractSpoon) SupportRalph Eareyunread,Sep 27, 2017, 3:47:37 AM9/27/17to ToDoList (AbstractSpoon) SupportThx Dan - my preference would be your idea 1 too. No, I didn't realise you could print the Task View directly - how do you do that please?.dan.g.unread,Sep 27, 2017, 7:12:12 PM9/27/17to ToDoList (AbstractSpoon) Support1. 'File > Print Preview'2. 'Style > Task View' (bottom left)fernandounread,Sep 29, 2017, 6:42:13 PM9/29/17to ToDoList (AbstractSpoon) SupportSome kanban bugs in DP12:Bug 1In kanban, clicking the completion checkbox sometimes sets as complete other tasks. Using the

And in newly created tasks. I'm a little unclear about your process. Can you break this down into a series of steps from the moment you start TDL?ie.1. I start TDL2. I wait for the cursor to stop spinning (TDL will not respond before this)3. I mouse-click in the comments field4. I start typing5. (what happens next, what I try, etc, ...)ThxOn Tuesday, 3 October 2017 23:08:43 UTC+11, NT wrote:.dan.g.unread,Oct 3, 2017, 8:16:08 PM10/3/17to ToDoList (AbstractSpoon) SupportWhat is your process for switching between English and Chinese?On Saturday, 30 September 2017 13:33:28 UTC+10, NT wrote:NTunread,Oct 4, 2017, 3:39:20 PM10/4/17to ToDoList (AbstractSpoon) SupportHi Dan,I'm using the English version of TDL.For inputting Chinese text, I use the application "Sogou Pinyin". I usually use its hot key, "Ctrl+," to activate the application; after that, I press the shift key whenever switching between English and Chinese is needed.Here is my process of using TDL:1. I start TDL;2. I wait for the cursor to stop spinning;3. I mouse-click in the comments field of an existing task (or add a new task by mouse-clicking the "+" icon on the icon bar, and then mouse-click in its comments field);4. I start typing, and then-- 5. The font in the comments field's font picker changes from the preset Tahoma to Calibri (or to MS YaHei, when I type in Chinese); meanwhile, the prompt moves forward as I type, but the typed text is not displayed--until I do a mouse click (with either the left or the right button).Also, the CPU usage increases from about 5% to 15% (or more) whenever I mouse-click in the comments field.Thank you,NT.dan.g.unread,Oct 5, 2017, 3:22:08 AM10/5/17to ToDoList (AbstractSpoon) SupportGreat thanks.I can still get the log file I mentioned earlier pl? It'll help me understand if anything is interfering with TDL.You are welcome to send