Get your own customer support community

About me

Recent activity

Subscribe to this feed
  • question

    tom replied on December 02, 2009 19:32 to the question "Using reusable packing list" in Spring Partners:

    tom
    Okay, that clears it up, thanks!

    I guess I was a little spoiled by the "Meal Planner" app. It's such a brilliant idea to help you generate your list based on the recipes you drag in for the week, I was kind of expecting something similar for a travel app.
    Do you think this answers the question? Mark it as answered
  • question

    tom replied on December 02, 2009 19:04 to the question "Using reusable packing list" in Spring Partners:

    tom
    Hi Devin,

    Thanks for the response. The Trip Planner is definitely a lot closer to what I'm looking for. However, when I try to add a 'packing list' it adds a new packing list, not one that I've already created.

    What I'd like is to have one packing list (or a 'business packing' and 'vacation packing' list etc.) and be able to drag that list into my new 'trip' and have all the items on the list there, but un-checked so that I have a pre-made list for that trip.

    Just like how in the 'meal planning' app I can add a pre-made 'recipe' and that will generate a shopping list for me.
    Do you think this answers the question? Mark it as answered
  • question

    tom asked a question in Spring Partners on December 02, 2009 18:06:

    tom
    Using reusable packing list
    How is the 'reusable packing list' any different than the regular 'packing lists' app? Ideally, I'd like to set up a new 'pad' or whatever for a trip and get a checklist right away of my packing list and to-do list for that trip that i've pre-populated.
  • question

    tom asked a question in Spring Partners on December 02, 2009 17:52:

    tom
    Importing Google Calendar events from 'main' Google Calendar
    Is there a way to import events from my Google Calendar into the Meal Planner? I realize that you can add Google Calendar 'syncing' by using the 'springpad' calendar in Google Calendar. But I'd rather use my main Google Calendar to keep track of events, but make those events viewable in springpad's meal planner, etc.
  • problem

    tom reported a problem in Spring Partners on June 30, 2009 01:14:

    tom
    Collaborate on springpad without creating new account
    Okay, I realize this is technically the way it's designed, but why do I have to create a new account to join someone's system?

    I'd really love to use this with my wife for planning meals for a week, but kind of annoying now that I have to set up a different account?