## ReminderFox - Info

### Todo's

> ToDo's are good for tasks that may or may not have a specific start date or completion date. example: "Need to sign up for gym membership". There is a separate tab for ToDo items. The ToDo list and columns are very similar to the Reminders List:

> At the bottom of the ToDo's tab, click Add ToDo.

> Adding a ToDo is just like adding a reminder. It has essentially the same options as reminders. Unlike reminders, entering a date for ToDo's is optional. In addition there is an option to Show In Tooltip. If you select this, then that ToDo will show up in the tooltip when you hover over the ribbon icon in the status bar. You may want to keep certain ToDo or List items that you don't really want to see in the tooltip all the time, so you can unselect this option in that case.

#### Editing ToDo's

> You can modify ToDo items by right-clicking on them to bring up the context menu. Select the action that you want. Additionally, you can double-click a ToDo to bring up the Edit ToDo dialog.
> 1. Edit ToDo - Allows you to edit all of the properties of the ToDo.
> 2. Delete ToDo - Deletes the ToDo from your list.
> 3. Move to List - Moves the selected ToDo to any other list. If the ToDo has a date set, you can also move it to the Reminders list.
> 4. Important Toggles the ToDo's important status. This is to give emphasis to extra-special ToDo's. Important ToDo's will show up highlighted in the list of ToDo's and in the tooltip.
> 5. Complete - ToDo's can be marked as Completed. This is useful for ToDo's that you finish with.
> 6. Show in Tooltip - Toggles whether you want the new ToDo item to be shown in the tooltip when you hover over the ribbon status icon.
> 7. Move ToDo Up/Down - Moves the selected ToDo(s) up or down in the list. This is useful if you like to keep your list of ToDo's sorted by precedence.
> 8. Find - allows you to search for a ToDo containing specific text
> 9. Hide Completed Items - This hides all ToDo's that have been marked complete. This option overrides your global preferences and only takes affect while viewing the current window.
> 10. View as HTML - this displays your current list of ToDo's in a browser window. This can be used to print your ToDo's

#### Custom Lists

> In addition to reminders and ToDo's, you can add additional lists that will show up as separate tabs. You could keep lists like: Movies (for upcoming movie releases), Albums (for upcoming music releases), Groceries (to keep track of items you need), or anything else that you can use a list for. This is good for list-oriented people.
> Custom Lists are identical to your ToDo list, so all ToDo options and preferences are also applicable to any of your custom lists. You can move any list items. You can also move items to other lists by selecting them and selecting Move To List from the context menu.

#### Managing Custom Lists

> You can add/reorder your lists from within the Options in the Lists tab.
> Your existing Lists will show up in the list box.
> To add a new List, enter a new List name in the text field and click Add.
> To delete a List, select it from the list box and click Remove
> To reorder your Lists, select a List and then click Move Up or Move Down

#### Subscription

> > For 'Subscription' see also FAQ: Subscription - when should it be used?

> With Reminderfox subscriptions will be displayed in forms of a special 'List'.
> To defining and working with a subscription is similar to 'List' using "Options:Lists" and using the button [Add] which opens the dialog [Add Custom List].

> The subscription-URL will define the source of the data.
> As with other custom lists the subscription gets a name which will become the tab label in the Reminder list.

> > Notes:
> > Subscription lists have protected fields which can not altered by the user.
> > But each entry in the subscription list can be moved to a normal ToDo's list or to the events. Doing this every item can be changed, but it's important to know the 'connection' to the original source it cut, any change there will not change the item of the 'moved' event.

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