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N.A.N.Y. 2015 / Re: NANY 2015 Release: WhenLast (Android app)
« Last post by mouser on February 02, 2015, 08:29 PM »I'm looking at dropbox sync api and adding support for automatic sync'ing across apps.
Also, MR did not seem anything "fast" to me, not faster than Paragon or EaseUS anyway, and at least for Paragon, I can say it's perfectly stable (I once lost data with their partition tool, but that was my fault, triggered by quite awful, quite ambiguous visuals in the respective Paragon program: So today I use Paragon for backup and EaseUS for partitioning).
All worked well, except that I now had two entries for each item--one that said Never for each (since I installed WhenLast on my phone a day or so ago and added the entries I wanted but didn't put any dates in), and one that contained the correct imported information for each entry. I was able to delete the entries that had no dates, so all is now well, but I'm wondering whether the duplication will happen again the next time I import.
found I could write in a date, but it wouldn't be visible on the main screen.New version uploaded which makes it much easier to add custom dates for items. Just edit an item and you'll see a new button for adding a custom date. As long as the topmost date in history is in proper format, it will be interpreted as the last performed date.
1) Is there a way to delete all your examples at once, rather than having to delete them one by one? My categories were sufficiently different from yours that I preferred to start from scratch. I first tried to delete the categories, hoping that that would also zap the items inside them. That didn't work.
2) Is there a way to manually enter a date when something was done and have that date be visible until the next time? For example, if I made an image backup on December 21, 2014 (before I had WhenLast) and not since then, I'd like to be able to have WhenLast show the December 21, 2014 date. I found I could write in a date, but it wouldn't be visible on the main screen.
3) Is there a way to synchronize WhenLast on two (or more) devices?
that sorts any privacy worries anyway
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