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 | Managing The Appearance and Order of To Do Items
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 | Changing the Appearance of “Due Soon,” “Due Today,” and “Overdue” Items
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 | NoteBook’s preferences panel contains options for how items that are “due soon” or “overdue” should appear. For example, you can set NoteBook to draw “overdue” items in red.
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 | “Striking Through” and Hiding Completed Items
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 | NoteBook’s preferences panel contains options for how completed items should appear. For example, you can set NoteBook to draw complete items with a “strikethrough” or using a special color. Choose Outline → Action Item → Hide Completed Items to set NoteBook to hide completed items. NoteBook does not hide them immediately - it waits until you turn away from their page, or the start of a new day.
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 | Keeping To Do Items Sorted with Auto-sorting
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 | You can set NoteBook to keep your to dos sorted as you make changes or add more. With a parent cell selected, choose a sort from the Outline → Auto-sort menu. The Prioritize sort was designed to manage action items, bubbling high-priority items to the top of the list, and bubbling completed items to the bottom. If your action items live at the top level of a page’s outline, deselecting all cells and choosing a sort from the Auto-sort menu will set the page to auto-sort its cells.
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