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What a great present to open this morning.

What a great present to open this morning. Checkvist Mobile Alpha.  I was waiting to be able to collapse and expand.  All the other new tools like notes with a photo and off line sync just make it that much better. Thank you.

Getting out of the shade: Checkvist mobile alpha preview

Getting out of the shade: Checkvist mobile alpha preview Disclaimer: 'alpha' is not by any means a release quality software, it has bugs, missing features, it's half-baked, slow and not polished. The intent of the whole 'alpha release' is  - to show you the direction in which the app is developing  - collect early feedback and ideas from the brave ones so the release version could be better - give you something useful so the outcome is worth your suffering from the bugs :) Web-app Checkvist mobile is a web app - you don't have to go to a 'store' to get it installed. Instead, open the http://m.checkvist.com address on your mobile device and - (iOS) add the application to Home Screen - (Android) add the application to Bookmarks, and then add that Bookmark to the Home Screen - login with your usual credentials What the app can do now - sync your lists and view them all offline and online (so far only first 10 lists will sync automatically, the rest are gra

I tried to copy/paste an indented text, but I didn't get an outilne text.

I tried to copy/paste an indented text, but I didn't get an outilne text. I copied an hyperlink but only the text is copied. Do you know a fast way to transpose an indented document with hyperlinks to an outline list ? Thank you. Guy

A CSS question.

A CSS question. The first level of topics is in a larger font. I'd like to do something similar for the second level of topics. I've browsed through the CSS but don't see anything specifically for level (though I did find one for "first child". Is there a CSS tag that can be modified for this?

I'm deciding between Checkvist, Todoist and Nirvana, to use in a GTD-influenced way.

I'm deciding between Checkvist, Todoist and Nirvana, to use in a GTD-influenced way.  So far, Checkvist is looking very good. A few things I have found, which I would like to see changed: When using the due-date (dd shortcut) dialog, selecting a date in the calendar e.g. using the mouse should result in that date being inserted into the text field. Currently, nothing seems to happen when I click a date. I'm using the latest stable Chrome browser on Windows. I would really like to be able to group lists into what Nirvana calls 'Areas' e.g. Home, Work, Personal etc. etc.   In Checkvist the only way to achieve something similar is to nest sublists, but this is not as satisfactory. In Todoist, no 'Areas' exist either, but you can create subprojects. The web page displays the project tree on the left and if you select a top level project, the right hand pane displays the items and the subprojects in a list with headings. There is another way you can combine or organi