Swift To-Do List 11

Task-View area in Swift To-Do List

The task-view is the main part of Swift To-Do List window where tasks are displayed.

Task-View displays tasks based on:

1. The to-do list currently selected in the To-Do List Tree
2. View Mode and Filter
3. Calendar panel filter

Basic task operations

• To add a new task, click the Add Task toolbar button (it's the first one). You can also press Control+T or use the menu Task - Add Task.
• To mark task as done, simply click the checkbox upon it. Or, select it and press the space bar.
• You can Drag and Drop your tasks around using your mouse to organize them.
• You can Drag and Drop your tasks to a to-do list in the to-do list tree to move them there.
• To edit a task, double click it, or use the Edit Task toolbar button.
• To change the columns displayed in the task-view, use menu Manage - Columns.
• In Professional and Ultimate editions, you can also create subtasks by clicking the Add Subtask button or Ctrl+M.

Task numbering in the task-view

When you edit a to-do list, you can check "Show numbers" in the Edit To-Do List window. If you then view such a list, numbers will be displayed in the task-view upon task names, based on rows. The screenshot above shows task numbering in action.

Task coloring in the task-view

You can color tasks based on their properties: Priority, Context, Type, Status, Assigned To.

You can also color Due Dates and Start Dates, to quickly see overdue tasks, tasks due today, etc.

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