I have reached the point with IQ where I want to use the HTML pane with a vengeance but the constant defaulting to Times Roman is stopping me.  Even in the same pane I often change the font and the next thing I know a few lines later it's back to Times Roman.  Am I doing something wrong?  Is there a way to override this?  I looked under options but cannot find any settings for the HTML pane.  Of course I'd also like to be able to set default font size etc.

 

To clarify, I want to set the default for ALL panes so I do not have to mess with it.

 

Thanks

According to the thread @ How to set up gmail smtp server

I am supposed to be able to click on an email link to call my email client (Thunderbird)

I tried this both in a grid cell & form data column.

Nothing happened

Same for right clicking on an email & clicking the email icon

Is there a problem or am I missing something?

 

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Jan Rifkinson

Ridgefield CT USA

Do these fields update automatically, i.e. does tomorrow's item become today's item until it is marked done or something like that?

 

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Jan Rifkinson

Ridgefield CT USA

I'm wondering if it's possible to wrap text to a particular length in the HTML Pane

 

I know it's not the way HTML normally works but I find it could be very helpful at times - say I want to export items to web page (with HTML Pane) and want to limit the text width to make it more readable. Of course then I'd probably want an unwrap at some stage! (it could be a temporary thing?)

 

Wanted to post about this following elsewhere, but I'll just mention it here:

I find export to web a very important aspect of the programme because it's how I show others information from IQ, which for me is an essential aspect of the programme.

 

 

 

There's a very interesting new thread at donationcoder "The evil of the horizontal scrollbar - and what we can do about it" started by Tranglos (author of KeyNote).

It about interfaces in programmes in particular.

 

I made a post about how IQ copes with this (locking columns and the Ctrl+Mouse wheel horizontal scrolling)

 

I keep a daily journal of events, calls, mtg notes etc in a special grid "Daily Logs"

The grid consists of

 

item = date

column = boolean Foloup

column = boolean pending

column = boolean priority

column = DateDone

 

Foloup is coded pink

Pending is coded yellow

Priority is coded red

DateDone is coded text gray & pending or foloup or priority background color is removed

most other grids are filtered to remove done items

 

All my notes are entered as children of date

if something needs to be followed up or is pending it is checked off, etc.

and it will appear in a GTD grid whose source = pending, foloup or priority

if a sub-item is related to a person in my contact list, I create a link to the contact name & take my tel conv notes there

 

The questi

Program Menu | Options | This file | Data Storage settings are as follows:

 

create backup on program close = checked

auto-backup every x minutes (0=disabled) = 3

backup folder = f:\sqlnotes data backup

Timestamp backups = checked

compact on program close = yes

 

The problem is that the aforementioned backup folder does not exist

Am I supposed to create this folder for IQ?

Where has IQ been putting my backup files every 3 minutes?

How many backup files does IQ create?

 

There is a forced 'save as' if Menu | File

Would it be possible to add a forced save command as in <CTRL>+S in this same drop down

 

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Jan Rifkinson

Ridgefield CT USA

 

 

 

Pierre,  In some thread you mentioned that you had Gmail working w  IQ. I can't send via gMAIL because there aren't enough options for security settings. Could you please tell me how you've done it.

 

Thank you.

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Jan Rifkinson

Ridgefield CT USA

How do I get rid of seconds in date / time display, i.e.

 

I'd like to see 10:15pm not 10:15:00pm

 

Thanks.

 

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Jan Rifkinson

Ridgefield CT USA

 

as the title says:

When Siblings are links they just show as "<a" in Properties Pane (under "Siblings")

 

 

unless someone objects I'll add this to mantis later