patrick bagnuolo

Hello, I was unable to replicate this issue. Steps: (1) Start a new project (2) Created test tasks (3) Right click on task columns, clicked “Insert Column”, selected the “Notes” field, and clicked “Ok.” (4) Added a note (5) Copied the contents of the first task (6) Pasted the contents into the other notes (7) Saved the project (8) Closed the project (9) Opened the project (10) Checked to see if the pasted notes were saved. I tested this on version 1.4 on Windows 10 Home.

Hello, I was unable to replicate this issue. Steps: (1) Start a new project (2) Created test tasks (3) Right click on task columns, clicked “Insert Column”, selected the “Notes” field, and clicked “Ok.” (4) Added a note (5) Copied the contents of the first task (5) Pasted the contents into the other notes (6) Saved the project (7) Closed the project (8) Opened the project (9) Checked to see if the pasted notes were saved. I tested this on version 1.4 on Windows 10 Home.

Hello, I was able to replicate this issue. Step 1. Input a start date of 3/30/2018 at 8:00AM. Step 2. Input a finish date of 3/31/2018 at 5:00PM. Step 3. Automatically changes the date to 3/30/2018 at 8:00 AM. I replicated this issue using OpenProj Version 14 on Windows 10 Home.

I was unable to replicate this issue. Step 1: Create new project Step 2: Created a test task Step 3: Right clicked on task columns, Insert Column and selected "Notes", select OK Step 4: Added a note to test task. Step 5: Deleted notes for all tasks I tested this issue on OpenProj version 1.4 on Windows 10 Home.

I was not able to replicate this issue. Step: 1. Created several test tasks. Step: 2. Delete a task with something before and after it. I tested this issue using OpenProj Version 1.4 on Windows 10 Home

I was able to replicate this. Steps: Open project and zoom in on the green line. Version 1.4 on Windows 10 Home