TASKS

The TASKS object puts into the overflow buffer all the text required to show the task list. Filtering and outlining options are taken from the task grid, if one is available. Otherwise, it defaults to outline by priority and filter to show all tasks.

This object requires a STYLE property that has the following parameters.

Parameter	Description
<style1>	Used for task text.
<style2>	Used for tasks that are past due.
<style3>	Used for projects.
<style4>	Used for outline rows.
<style5>	Used for heading text.

The OPTIONS property, if present, requires the following parameters.

Parameter	Description
MINIMAL \| NONE	Specifies that the minimum fields are visible. Otherwise, the standard set of fields is used.
<integer>	Specifies whether to have a line across the outline levels. This number indicates the level of outline at which we want the line to apprear — for example, 1 = the first outline level 0 = disables the line
<integer>	Uses a number greater than zero to force a heading to be put in the overflow buffer before any overflow tasks. The heading text is Other Tasks. The value of this number indicates the thickness of the line preceding the heading text. If the overflow buffer already contains text, the heading is omitted. This option makes the Daily Dynamic view possible.

Parameter

Description

MINIMAL | NONE

Specifies that the minimum fields are visible. Otherwise, the standard set of fields is used.

<integer>

Specifies whether to have a line across the outline levels.

This number indicates the level of outline at which we want the line to apprear — for example,

1 = the first outline level

0 = disables the line

<integer>

Uses a number greater than zero to force a heading to be put in the overflow buffer before any overflow tasks.

The heading text is Other Tasks. The value of this number indicates the thickness of the line preceding the heading text. If the overflow buffer already contains text, the heading is omitted.

This option makes the Daily Dynamic view possible.