Set the To-Do widget to show on your start screen (see screenshot below).Install the To-Do app on your mobile phone.To make it easier for you to perform the habit, you can work on your environment in the following way: Are you able to perform this habit for say 21 days? Do you think it feels silly to just do this for one task? Well, remember that in order to build and perfect a habit, it first needs to be established.
One suggestion is that you aim for fulfilling the follow habit for a number days: “I will open up the To-Do app every morning and perform the “My Day” planning for one task”. The advice in this post build on that page, you see. If you haven’t read our general analysis of habits for Office 365, I recommend you do that first. Clearly, this app is not that item.If you want to get into the habit of using the app To-Do for your daily task management, here are some suggestions as to what you can do. I need something to tell me what needs to be done today. It’s simply makes it useless as a reminder tool.
This does not give flexibility to the user. It does not work the way any other reminder app works. The second fatal flaw is what you are making excuses for: my day does not work properly. I have to use an approved background instead of the ones I want. The fact that there are only seven allowed backgrounds for this piece of software makes me feel like I’m in China or North Korea. First, it’s 2022, don’t pick my background for me. And now in to do the Fatal flaw has two parts. In “mail” it was that for the first three years it was out you couldn’t send or receive attachments. Microsoft free apps always seem to have a fatal flaw. The way it DOES work is that now I have to add a bunch of extra steps to do what literally ANY OTHER reminder app does by DEFAULT. The way this SHOULD work is that you enter what you need to get done and it automatically populates into My Day where you can work on subtasks as necessary. I’m sorry, but “My Day doesn’t auto populate to let you pick what you want to accomplish” is nonsense.
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