#Microsoft to do list plus

Microsoft To-Do doesn't allow the total of all files to go above 25MB.This item is designated by a paperclip to the left of the words. Tap 'Add File' (found just below the 'Repeat' and choose either 'Photo library', 'Camera', or through 'Files' select or create your file and it'll get uploaded to the task. Files for tasks include pictures taken either via your phone's photo gallery (Apple Photos), via your in-app Camera tool (utilizing your iOS device's Camera app), or through your iCloud Files app. Creating tasks that repeat can create extra work to keep them up-to-date, so try to keep on top of marking them complete, and occasionally going through to delete old records of tasks.Tap the 'Repeat' button, and either tap 'Daily', 'Weekly', 'Weekdays', 'Monthly', 'Yearly' or 'Custom' to which you can choose custom days or some varied pattern of repeating times (to which you'd press the 'Set' in the top right of the box. You must send it there by manually tapping the 'Add to My Day' button itself. Adding a due date won't send it to the My Day smart list.Microsoft gives you choices between 'Today', 'Tomorrow', 'Next Week' or you can pick a Custom Date by tapping 'Pick a Date' and choosing the date with the onscreen calendar Microsoft gives you to use. Its icon is a calendar with one day bolded. Tap the 'Add Due Date' found just below the 'Remind Me' button. Its icon is a bell to the left of the link words. As long as you turned on reminders/notifications for this app, you can get reminded (either 'Later Today', at a specific time 'Tomorrow', 'Next Week' or you can 'Pick a Date & Time' from a calendar picker that Microsoft installs). There are other locations you can add a task to your My Day list, but it's there if you'd like, as you move through your task-editing.Tap the 'x' to this links' right to remove it from this list. When it's been added to My Day, the link will turn blue and say 'Added to My Day'. It'll have an icon of bright sunshine to the left of the link words. If you want to add the task to the My Day List, tap the 'Add to My Day' link below the 'Add Step' section. As you move through substeps, you can tap the circle to mark it complete - or delete the substep using the 'x' button to the right of the substep name.

The last substep must be completely blank to save the substeps you've entered - just press Return when the last field to enter is completely blank. List the steps logically, as you add substeps. Type your substep, then tap the return button on the keyboard.

#Microsoft to do list plus

Tap the first one (it'll have an icon of a plus sign '+'). Directly below the task name, you'll find an 'Add Step' section. If necessary, you can add additional details following the information below the task name on the edit page.

Rename tasks here by single-tapping the task name from this view, editing its name, and tapping Return on the iOS device's keyboard.

Find the task you'd like to edit and enter any details you need to add.