I just started a trial of the Pro account, and created my first repeating task.

I just started a trial of the Pro account, and created my first repeating task. I have it set up to display 1 day before its due date -- which is 1 week from  now. Yet it's showing up in my list of tasks now. 

Am I misunderstanding the meaning of "Generate 1 day before the next due date"? 

Orson

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  1. Kirill Maximov (KIR)21 September 2014 at 14:40

    Hello Orson,

      Thanks for trying our PRO plan.

       "Generate 1 day before" means that the due date for the task will be set 1 day before actual due date. It doesn't mean the task won't be shown at all before this time.

      We have a separate request for hiding task until the given date, please take a look and vote for it: http://checkvist.uservoice.com/forums/2121-general/suggestions/399064-postpone-task-hide-until-given-date

      Regards,
      KIR

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