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[Christoph Haas <email@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Am 08.08.2010 22:46, schrieb Bryce Harrington:
> Oh, one further comment.  I've noticed that when a new task is entered,
> gtg does not scroll the window to where it entered the task, nor even
> selects it.  I don't know if that is intended behavior or bug, but it
> seems to me to not match what I expect.
> 
> If it *did* behave this way, then after entering a new task, I could
> just hit 'enter' again to load the task editor.  So that would make a
> simple workflow - "foo foo foo"<enter><enter> @bar<enter>"Foo is a bar
> blah blah blah".

Now that's a great idea.

- Allows to add details to a task only if wanted.
- Intuitive because the new task gets scrolled to and highlighted.
- Spares searching for the newly created tag.

+1 from me!

 Christoph

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Open task's window after creating a task with quick-add
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/615029
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Bug description:
I would like the tasks window to open after quick-adding a new task. Even though quick-adding is a great feature I often feel that I should add some text to help me understand later what I meant to do exactly.

As that could possibly annoy users it could be made optional by a preferences option.