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How to use 4-Quadrants Time Management using your own custom priorities
How to use 4-Quadrants Time Management using your own custom priorities from the Dextronet Blog: Maybe you’ve heard about Stephen Covey’s four quadrants time management system, first published in his...
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Getting The Most From Swift To-Do List Undo Feature
Getting The Most From Swift To-Do List Undo Feature from the Dextronet Blog: Pressed something you didn’t want to press? A big whoops? Did your cat walk over your keyboard? No worries! Swift To-Do List...
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How to create a recurring task and extra tips
How to create a recurring task and extra tips from the Dextronet Blog: One of the new features in Swift To-Do List 7 is support for recurring tasks. What is a recurring task? Recurring task is a task...
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How to sort your task list by multiple columns
How to sort your task list by multiple columns from the Dextronet Blog: Multi column sorting is one of the new features in in our task management software. It allows you to sort your to-do list by...
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How to prevent repetitive strain injury with reminders
How to prevent repetitive strain injury with reminders from the Dextronet Blog: If you are like me and sit at your computer for long hours, you might sometimes get backache, arm pain, sore eyes or...
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New “Memo” feature: Organize not just tasks
New “Memo” feature: Organize not just tasks from the Dextronet Blog: Memos can be used to organize all your notes. All the .txt files haunting your desktop. All the lists of things you shouldn’t...
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How to join two different task types (or priorities, contexts, etc) in Swift...
How to join two different task types (or priorities, contexts, etc) in Swift To-Do List from the Dextronet Blog: Being organized using every possible priority and task type has it’s merits, but...
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How to copy tasks in and out of Swift To-Do List
How to copy tasks in and out of Swift To-Do List from the Dextronet Blog: Did you know that you can use clipboard (Ctrl + C and Ctrl + V) to copy tasks in and out of Swift To-Do List? It couldn’t be...
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Keeping logs and simple records on your computer
Keeping logs and simple records on your computer from the Dextronet Blog: Our task list management software can not only help you to manage all your tasks and reminders, but also all kinds of notes,...
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How to protect your tasks and notes with encryption
How to protect your tasks and notes with encryption from the Dextronet Blog: Did you know that your favorite task management software supports database encryption? This post will tell you all about it....
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Complete notes shortcuts (hotkeys) overview
Complete notes shortcuts (hotkeys) overview from the Dextronet Blog: Notes shortcuts and hotkeys overview Swift To-Do List 7 is a great notes management tool and is equipped with many useful notes...
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How to export your task list to Excel
How to export your task list to Excel from the Dextronet Blog: Like every proper task list manager should, Swift To-Do List allows you to not just print your tasks and notes, but also to export them,...
View ArticleInclude fun and rewarding tasks in your to-do lists
Include fun and rewarding tasks in your to-do lists from the Dextronet Blog: Life is just one of long stream of tasks. That makes it even more important to do more things you love doing. If you are not...
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How to change the default reminder time
How to change the default reminder time from the Dextronet Blog: When you create a new task in our task list manager, the reminder is not enabled by default (of course). But if you enable the reminder,...
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How to paste plain text in notes
How to paste plain text in notes from the Dextronet Blog: You probably regularly paste text from other applications into the notes area of Swift To-Do List. Whether it is an HTML email, snippet from MS...
View ArticleCreate more productive environment at your desk (10 tips)
Create more productive environment at your desk (10 tips) from the Dextronet Blog: Becoming more productive is much easier in the right environment. Creating such environment is easier than you think....
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How to print or export a single task
How to print or export a single task from the Dextronet Blog: Learn how you can print or export a single task, or multiple specific tasks in Swift To-Do List. Please note: If you want to print a whole...
View ArticleHow to attach emails from Outlook to tasks (Video)
How to attach emails from Outlook to tasks (Video) from the Dextronet Blog: You can attach emails to tasks in Swift To-Do List v7.10 (released on November 8, 2010) and newer versions. Supported email...
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Recurring Tasks – All About Them
Recurring Tasks – All About Them from the Dextronet Blog: Swift To-Do List has excellent support for recurring (repeating) tasks. This post will tell you about all the different possibilities of...
View ArticleThe next actions and prioritizing
The next actions and prioritizing from the Dextronet Blog: Effectively prioritizing is a very important skill to master in order to work efficiently. One of our customers, Gary, has been curious how I...
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Minimalistic Swift To-Do List Setup
Minimalistic Swift To-Do List Setup from the Dextronet Blog: Have you thought that Swift To-Do List is too robust and powerful to turn it into a minimalistic sleek organizer, which can be even run as a...
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How to get more great ideas
How to get more great ideas from the Dextronet Blog: Even if your job is not predominantly creative, great ideas can often save you hours of work, as you might figure out how to do something in a much...
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Color your tasks in Swift To-Do List – The Definitive Guide
Color your tasks in Swift To-Do List – The Definitive Guide from the Dextronet Blog: In Swift To-Do List, you can can color your tasks based on Priority, Type, Status, Context or Assigned To.....
View Article2 rules of naming tasks correctly
2 rules of naming tasks correctly from the Dextronet Blog: I will share with you 2 rules of naming tasks correctly. If you apply them, your to-do list will empower you to take action. If you don’t,...
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Is your to-do list impossible to finish?
Is your to-do list impossible to finish? from the Dextronet Blog: (This article is based on Principle #5 in the Swift Mind Freedom method.) Sometimes, you might have a feeling that you will never...
View Article30-second check: Do you get the maximum from Swift To-Do List?
30-second check: Do you get the maximum from Swift To-Do List? from the Dextronet Blog: Here is a quick self-check you can do. Just answer these 3 questions: Do you have any tasks that are not captured...
View ArticleHow to stop procrastinating instantly – 3 easy techniques
How to stop procrastinating instantly – 3 easy techniques from the Dextronet Blog: The following 3 techniques are extremely powerful and work instantly. I’ve been developing and refining them over the...
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The Key To Higher Productivity [video]
The Key To Higher Productivity from the Dextronet Blog: Here’s a new fantastic video from Eben Pagan that explains the 1 most important key to increasing your productivity, success and profit in your...
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Strike-through style for done tasks added
Strike-through style for done tasks added from the Dextronet Blog: You can now have your done tasks displayed with a strike-through style instead of just being gray. This is one of the improvements in...
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