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remove command words in shopping lists
when i view my shopping list, i don't want to see the words "buy" for each item. Makes it more difficult to scan the list. The command words should be removed in this case.
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Inappropriate?Thanks for the input. This is on our list of user-requested features. I'll add your vote to the list.
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Inappropriate?Similarly...it should strip out the relative days/times from reminders. When I say on Monday, "Call mom tomorrow at 6pm" I don't really want to be reminded on Tuesday to call my mom tomorrow...because Tuesday is now Today, not tomorrow. Tomorrow, in this scenario, never comes.
Rather, if I say on Monday, "Call mom tomorrow at 6pm" I would like to create a reminder to "Call mom" that is automatically set for Tuesday at 6pm. -
Inappropriate?This has been an issue for me too.
When you add "Meeting with Bob this Thursday at 1pm" you get a reminder on Thursday that says "Meeting with Bob this Thursday at 1pm".
It would be great if it could just say "Meeting with Bob", with the appropriate reminder set.
It kinda defeats the purpose of being able to add everything in without specifying the date.
You always have to edit every single entry you make, because of this.
you either have to set the due date, if you don't specify it, or remove it from the text of the entry and have the due sate set when you enter it. -
Inappropriate?Add my vote for removing command words like "buy" or "meet" in addition to the date/time from the item. Use the command words to categorize the item and the date/time to set the due date, but don't include them in the item title. -
Inappropriate?Thanks guys, I have added these votes!
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Inappropriate?+1 & +1 for BOTH of these suggestions! -
Inappropriate?Thanks!
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