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I put together another release with some fixes. The most important of all is the style.css fix (please report bugs on this) , filter by context fix, and the ability to use off-line folders with no problems (haven’t tested out myself but I think it will work). There is also a new button into the settings screen which allows you to view the Outlook folders being used by the dashboard.
Please use the downloads page to get the latest release.
I know I’m late replying to your requests, but I’ve been busy trying to move this site to its own domain. Thank you for your patience and your support!
.Fixed. Bug crashed outlook when searching on an empty string
.Fixed. When creating new items from the light home it now reloads the home not the last view before that
.Added. Ability to run jelloDash.htm directly from Internet Explorer!
.Added. Simple view of master list for printing in smaller papers
.Fixed. Skip invalid (inaccesible) folders. That works only with off-line folders now
.Fixed. cropping of page when printing with left sidebar
.Fixed. blank space right of the sidebar, better stylesheet layout
.Removed Sidebar size setting
.Added. Listing of accessible and inaccessible outlook folders. Button in settings
.Fixed Offline folders of exchange server environments shold run without problems now.
.Fixed. Bug of filtering combo in context/project views
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March 22, 2007 at 1:46 pm
To improve the appearance, could there be a setting which would adjust the sidebar width. I found and adjusted the % of available width, with the remainder being allocated to the main content within the .css file, but it would be more convient to have that variable in the settings.
Any suggestions on improving the printing? When I print from the Master List to portrait 8 1/5 x 11 inch paper, I have a 2 ½ inch left margin with a 3 1/2 left column (printing 2 columns) and a 2 1/8 right column and truncating the last 1+ inches of content from the right column. When printing in landscape similar problem. The roght side of the roght column is truncated.
Thanks for the great product!
March 22, 2007 at 1:52 pm
Is there a way to filter out pass due appointments while maintaining there context, or better yet, a way to make a non-task item complete while maintaining the context?
Any luck with Notes have this very long additional context?
March 22, 2007 at 4:38 pm
@Kevin Chrisler
There was a setting for the sidebar width, which I permanently disabled. I changed the whole css structure because there was a big space at the right of the sidebar.
As for the printing, you are right. There are big margins. How about setting the print settings of your browser not to have those margins? I have not tested it yet, but when it comes to printing I can’t do anything for now by coding.
So far there is no way of filtering past due appointments. But I think you can complete a mail item while in context view. All other types of items cannot be completed.
About the notes, are you reffering to categorizing them (pls explain)?
March 23, 2007 at 6:43 pm
Has the setting to list context and projects as a drop down window been permanently removed? I find my sidebar to be getting longer and longer…
March 23, 2007 at 6:54 pm
Wanted to add a couple of suggestions:
– When printing the Master List, print the date and time next to the string “Master List”
– Ability to send the Master List as a “plain text” email so it can be read on a blackberry or other PDA.
Great work so far!
Thanks,
Andrew
March 24, 2007 at 11:30 am
@Andrew Gross
No, this won’t be removed. It’s a good thing 😉
The thing that was removed temporarily was the sidebar width setting, but I will try to add it again.
Date and time on Master list? Yes, it’s a very good idea.
And plain email for other devices? That’s easy. Consider it done!
Thank you!