[kdepim-users] Understanding recurring ToDo items

[Dotan Cohen]

On 18/03/2008, phep <phep-lists at teletopie.net> wrote:
> Dotan Cohen a écrit :
>
> > I have some ToDo items that I must complete every week. I set up a
>  > recurring ToDo item, but I do not see exactly what it means by
>  > 'recurring'. I expected 'recurring' to mean that if I check it off, it
>  > would become unchecked when the time period resets. I see that is not
>  > the case.
>
>
> No, you've got to mark the specific item as done in order it doesn't
>  show up any more until next recurrence.
>
>
>  > So, how do recurring ToDo items differ than non-recurring ToDo items?
>
>
> When you mark them "done" this accomplishment lest until next recurrence
>  only.
>
>  Don't know if this is sufficiently clear to help but I hope so
>

I see that if I create a recurring ToDo with a begin date less than
today, but a due date greater than today, then marking it as Done does
not move the percentage to 100%, rather the due date is simply pushed
back one recur period. Note what I expected, and I have to look for it
to understand what was happening. This is not detailed  in the
Handbook, which I just read all the way through.

Dotan Cohen

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