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| === The Title === | === The Title === | ||
| - | Each task has a title in Matalot. That title is visible straight from the task list and shows the main idea of the task. Each task must have a title. | + | Each task has a title in Matalot. That title is visible straight from the task list and expresses the main idea of the task. Each task must have a title. |
| === Notes === | === Notes === | ||
| - | In addition to the title, each task may have additional notes. In the notes you can write any additional information related to the task. If a task has notes, they are displayed below its title in the task list. | + | In addition to the title, each task may have optional notes. In these notes you can write any additional information related to the task. If a task has notes, they are displayed below its title in the task list. |
| === Priority === | === Priority === | ||
| - | Each task has a priority. The default priority is //Normal// (//0//). You can read more about priorities in Matalot [[matalot-priority-selection|here]]. | + | Each task has a priority. The default priority is //Normal// (0). You can read more about priorities in Matalot [[matalot-priority-selection|here]]. |
| === Schedule === | === Schedule === | ||
| - | Matalot realizes not all tasks should be done at the same time. For that, Matalot allows you to set **start** and **due** dates for each task. These dates are accessible through the **Schedule** field. | + | Matalot realizes not all tasks should be done at the same time. For that, Matalot allows you to set **start** and **due** dates for each task. These dates are accessible through the **Schedule** section. |
| - | Matalot uses the start and due dates to calculate both the relevance and the importance of a task. Tasks are considered relevant if their start date has passed or if they have no start date. | + | Matalot uses the start and due dates to calculate both the relevance and the importance of a task. Tasks are considered relevant if their start date has passed. |
| - | The importance of each task is affected by how close it is to its due date. The closer a task gets to its due date Matalot gives it higher importance. | + | The importance of each task is affected by how close it is to its due date. The closer a task gets to its due date the higher the importance Matalot give it. |
| === Categories === | === Categories === | ||
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| === Related Contacts === | === Related Contacts === | ||
| - | As Matalot is lives in your mobile handset, it can take advantage of your mobile contacts. You can attach as many contacts you wish to any task. Doing so both helps remember which people you may need for the task, and allows easy access to them later. | + | As Matalot lives in your mobile handset, it can take advantage of your mobile contacts. You can attach as many contacts you wish to any task. Doing so both helps remember which people you may need for the task, and allows easy access to them later. |
| - | Contacts you attach to your task later appear when viewing the task. You can then tap each contact in order to view its complete details and access any information you need. | + | Contacts you attach to your task later appear when viewing the task. You can then tap each contact and view its complete details and access any information you need. |
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