Please note: If you want to print a whole to-do list, multiple to-do lists, or memos, then you do not need this guide. You can just use File – Print or Export. It allows you to specify which to-do lists to print/export, supports filtering, and more.

If you want to print a single task, or multiple tasks, here is how:

Step 1: Select the task(s)

First, you need to select the task that you want to print. You can also select multiple tasks. If the tasks you want to print are not in the same to-do list, you can switch the view mode to “All To-Do Lists” (using the View menu),

Step 2: Use Task – Print or Export menu item

Now just go to Task menu and click Print or Export Task(s)…. You can also right-click the task selection – this will display similar menu, that also has the Print or Export Task(s)… option.

Step 3: That’s it!

You can now just click the Print or Export button. You can optionally configure the output.

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This short guide will tell you how to export your tasks into Excel step-by-step:

Step 1: Open the Print or Export dialog

Simply click the Print or Export button in the main toolbar, or use File – Print or Export.

If you want to export only one task, or a couple of particular tasks, you can select the tasks in the task-view, right click them, and click Print or Export Task(s)…. This is possible in version 7.065 released on August 7, 2010 or higher.

Step 2: Click the Export button

You can now configure the columns that you want to include in the export, grouping, sort, filtering and other options. Please note that some options, like “Colors”, “Borders”, “Wide Tables” (and other) apply only for export to HTML or printing.

When you are satisfied with the export options, click the Export button.

Step 3: Select CSV file type in the Export Tasks dialog

Dialog for saving the export output will be opened. All you have to do is to select CSV in the “Save as type” dropdown, and then save your export.

Step 4: Open the CSV file in Excel

This is quite easy – just start Excel, go to the Open file dialog, set the filter to All files and open your freshly exported CSV file. Excel should be able to handle it without any problems.

There are many programs that can work with CSV files, including OpenOffice Calc and other spreadsheet software.

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