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nuessler

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Monday, August 29th 2005, 12:57am

Marking Kmail TODO link email to Kontact TODO list.

Hi,
Do others agree that if in KMail when a mail is tagged as TODO, it gets linked to the Kontact TODO list. The TODO Item can then be untagged TODO from either the TODO list or KMail.

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M.A.

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Wednesday, November 23rd 2005, 11:23am

RE: Marking Kmail TODO link email to Kontact TODO list.

Well, to me that's not true. When I mark a message as 'TODO', it doesn't appear in the Kontact TODO list. Am I missing something? I have deeped into the config but that didn't help.

I would like to see my TODO messages as TODO tasks in Kontact, that's logical. How can this be accomplished (if possible)?

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Saturday, December 10th 2005, 11:01am

RE: Marking Kmail TODO link email to Kontact TODO list.

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Originally posted by M.A.
Well, to me that's not true. When I mark a message as 'TODO', it doesn't appear in the Kontact TODO list. Am I missing something? I have deeped into the config but that didn't help.


No, it was merely a wish report.

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I would like to see my TODO messages as TODO tasks in Kontact, that's logical. How can this be accomplished (if possible)?


File a wish at http://bugs.kde.org, so we won't forget about it. Or, even better, code the functionality yourself ;)

But there's already a link in Kontact between the e-mail and calendar component. Simply drag the todo message to the todo-list or calendar. A popup will appear to define further properties of the task and press OK. The task is now in your todo list.
Bram Schoenmakers
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