Recent changes to hwine

hwine modified by shiromiko

shiromiko — Wed, 20 Jul 2016 03:18:28 -0000

--- v2
+++ v3
@@ -19,8 +19,7 @@
 *   You may only display one view at a time, and
 *   Only the currently viewed task list will be synchronized.

-The creation of new task lists is best done from the desktop application, then synchronize that task list with the iOS app. **Note: at this time, trying to synchronize multiple task lists is a very
-exacting process, and not suggested for the average user.**
+The creation of new task lists is best done from the desktop application, then synchronize that task list with the iOS app. **Note: at this time, trying to synchronize multiple task lists is a very exacting process, and not suggested for the average user.**
 


 ### Other Differences
@@ -49,8 +48,7 @@

 ### Using on "corporate" networks

-Industrial strength wifi networks (as sometimes found in offices) may be configured to not allow support for the bonjour protocol. The workaround is to detach from your computer from the official wifi
-network, and temporarily create an "adhoc" network. After creating the adhoc network, your iOS device should have no trouble finding the Task Coach server on the same adhoc network.
+Industrial strength wifi networks (as sometimes found in offices) may be configured to not allow support for the bonjour protocol. The workaround is to detach from your computer from the official wifi network, and temporarily create an "adhoc" network. After creating the adhoc network, your iOS device should have no trouble finding the Task Coach server on the same adhoc network.
 


 ### Trouble Shooting Failed Syncs

hwine modified by shiromiko

shiromiko — Wed, 20 Jul 2016 03:16:44 -0000

--- v1
+++ v2
@@ -1,78 +1,60 @@
 # Hwine

-Introduction: I plan to be working on the documentation for the
-companion iOS application. As others have mentioned, feel free to
-kibitz. The final location will be The iPhone companion
-app **(IPHONE COMPANION APP PAGE MISSING)**
+Introduction: I plan to be working on the documentation for the companion iOS application. As others have mentioned, feel free to kibitz. The final location will be The iPhone companion app **(IPHONE COMPANION APP PAGE MISSING)**

-A big thanks to Daniel Jones for his feedback, which I've
-incorporated. A good editor always improves (and often shortens) things! :)
+A big thanks to Daniel Jones for his feedback, which I've incorporated. A good editor always improves (and often shortens) things! :)

-NOTE: this section in active development
+NOTE: this section is under active development.
+


 ## iPhone, iPod touch & iPad application

-This section describes the companion application for iOS devices. This\
-app is designed to be used in conjunction with the desktop version,
-using Bonjour synchronization.
+This section describes the companion application for iOS devices. This app is designed to be used in conjunction with the desktop version, using Bonjour synchronization.
+


 ### iOS app Differences from Desktop Application

  The main differences are:
+ 
 *   You may only display one view at a time, and
 *   Only the currently viewed task list will be synchronized.

-The creation of new task lists is best done from the desktop
-application, then synchronize that task list with the iOS app. **Note:
-at this time, trying to synchronize multiple task lists is a very
-exacting process, and not suggested for the average user.**\
+The creation of new task lists is best done from the desktop application, then synchronize that task list with the iOS app. **Note: at this time, trying to synchronize multiple task lists is a very
+exacting process, and not suggested for the average user.**
+


 ### Other Differences
+
 Several other minor differences exist:
+
 *   "mutually exclusive" sub categories are not enforced in the iOS app
 *   filtering by multiple categories is not supported
+


 ### Synchronizing using Bonjour

-### WARNING
+### WARNING!

-Bonjour synchronization always occurs between the currently viewed task
-lists in both the desktop and iOS application, **regardless of the task
-list names**. There are no warnings issued if you attempt to sync
-different task lists - the desktop version will be used, and any iOS app
-changes to the other list will be lost.
+Bonjour synchronization always occurs between the currently viewed task lists in both the desktop and iOS application, **regardless of the task list names**. There are no warnings issued if you attempt to sync different task lists - the desktop version will be used, and any iOS app changes to the other list will be lost.

-If you're working with multiple task lists, be careful to do things in
-the correct order. The task list being offered by the desktop will be
-used, regardless of the task list being viewed in the iOS app. Further,
-only changes to the offered task list will be uploaded - all others are
-discarded.
-
+If you're working with multiple task lists, be careful to do things in the correct order. The task list being offered by the desktop will be used, regardless of the task list being viewed in the iOS app. Further, only changes to the offered task list will be uploaded - all others are discarded.

 | **Same List** |   **Changes** |  **Result** |
 |  Yes | non-overlapping | Changes from both iOS app & desktop are used |
 | Yes | conflicting | iOS app changes are used, desktop are discarded |
 | No | iOS app changes | Desktop values are used, iOS app changes are discarded |

- *The above table was verified using version 3.3 of the iOS app, and
-1.2.28* *of the desktop app.*
-
+ *The above table was verified using version 3.3 of the iOS app, and 1.2.28* *of the desktop app.*
+


 ### Using on "corporate" networks

-Industrial strength wifi networks (as sometimes found in offices) may
-be configured to not allow support for the bonjour protocol. The
-workaround is to detach from your computer from the official wifi
-network, and temporarily create an "adhoc" network. After creating the
-adhoc network, your iOS device should have no trouble finding the Task
-Coach server on the same adhoc network.
+Industrial strength wifi networks (as sometimes found in offices) may be configured to not allow support for the bonjour protocol. The workaround is to detach from your computer from the official wifi
+network, and temporarily create an "adhoc" network. After creating the adhoc network, your iOS device should have no trouble finding the Task Coach server on the same adhoc network.
+


 ### Trouble Shooting Failed Syncs

-On rare occasions, Task Coach will be unable to complete
-synchronizations. Usually, restarting the iOS app or the desktop app or
-both will resolve the issue. If that does not work, re-installation of
-the iOS app is recommended.
+On rare occasions, Task Coach will be unable to complete synchronizations. Usually, restarting the iOS app or the desktop app or both will resolve the issue. If that does not work, re-installation of the iOS app is recommended.

-If the above approaches do not work, please ask for help on the mailing
-list.
+If the above approaches do not work, please ask for help on the mailing list.

hwine modified by shiromiko

shiromiko — Tue, 19 Jul 2016 03:37:12 -0000

Hwine

Introduction: I plan to be working on the documentation for the
companion iOS application. As others have mentioned, feel free to
kibitz. The final location will be The iPhone companion
app (IPHONE COMPANION APP PAGE MISSING)

A big thanks to Daniel Jones for his feedback, which I've
incorporated. A good editor always improves (and often shortens) things! :)

NOTE: this section in active development

iPhone, iPod touch & iPad application

This section describes the companion application for iOS devices. This\ app is designed to be used in conjunction with the desktop version,
using Bonjour synchronization.

iOS app Differences from Desktop Application

The main differences are:
You may only display one view at a time, and
Only the currently viewed task list will be synchronized.

The creation of new task lists is best done from the desktop
application, then synchronize that task list with the iOS app. Note:
at this time, trying to synchronize multiple task lists is a very
exacting process, and not suggested for the average user.\

Other Differences

Several other minor differences exist:
"mutually exclusive" sub categories are not enforced in the iOS app
filtering by multiple categories is not supported

Synchronizing using Bonjour

WARNING

Bonjour synchronization always occurs between the currently viewed task
lists in both the desktop and iOS application, regardless of the task
list names. There are no warnings issued if you attempt to sync
different task lists - the desktop version will be used, and any iOS app
changes to the other list will be lost.

If you're working with multiple task lists, be careful to do things in
the correct order. The task list being offered by the desktop will be
used, regardless of the task list being viewed in the iOS app. Further,
only changes to the offered task list will be uploaded - all others are
discarded.

Same List	Changes	Result
Yes	conflicting	iOS app changes are used, desktop are discarded
No	iOS app changes	Desktop values are used, iOS app changes are discarded

The above table was verified using version 3.3 of the iOS app, and
1.2.28 of the desktop app.

Using on "corporate" networks

Industrial strength wifi networks (as sometimes found in offices) may
be configured to not allow support for the bonjour protocol. The
workaround is to detach from your computer from the official wifi
network, and temporarily create an "adhoc" network. After creating the
adhoc network, your iOS device should have no trouble finding the Task
Coach server on the same adhoc network.

Trouble Shooting Failed Syncs

On rare occasions, Task Coach will be unable to complete
synchronizations. Usually, restarting the iOS app or the desktop app or
both will resolve the issue. If that does not work, re-installation of
the iOS app is recommended.

If the above approaches do not work, please ask for help on the mailing
list.