Hey M,

It is my pleasure! I personally had the same experience with TaskPaper. I installed TaskPaper on the Mac...loved it...wished for a windows version...couldn't find one...so then I built one! :) I'm so glad you are enjoying TodoPaper!

On to your question:

Currently, there is no support for archiving an entire project. The archive method doesn't understand the context of projects. Is there a specific reason you want to archive an entire project versus just the tasks within? Are you looking to "restore" projects from the archive?

There are a few solutions however:

• You could select all of the lines in the the project including the project title, and then use the right-click=>move to function to move the project to the archive.
• You could prepend the project line with a hyphen (-) to turn it into a task, then archive all of the lines.

I'll keep this in mind for the next release. Maybe I can think of a better solution. Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks again for your question. Please let me know if there is anything else I can do for you.

Best. Jordan

Edit: Formatting

Hey M,

It IS possible to strike out the project with the @done tag. Have you tried this?

I want to thank you for your comments thus far. I'll keep them in mind as I move forward with TodoPaper.

If you have any suggestions for solving this, please let me know.

Thanks!

Hi Orca,

Thanks for you suggestions! TodoPaper is incredibly flexible and you can do these two already.

First, to hide your done tasks, there is an option in the View->Tasks menu called "Toggle Done Tasks". This will toggle between hiding and showing your done tasks.

Also, there is the ability for "boolean" searching. You can use AND, OR, or NOT.

So, for a search for tasks that are not done just use this:

NOT @done

You could also perform a search like this:

@today OR @tomorrow NOT @done

I hope this helps! Feel free to email me if you have any more questions (jordan@widefido.com)

Best,
Jordan