Do you think Microsoft To Do is more convenient than Apple reminders?
by Poster
Mar 26, 2025
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I use To Do, and the only drawback is that when setting the time reminder, I need to click to see the specific time.
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Anonymous6694 Mar 26, 2025The tick list I use
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Anonymous264 Mar 26, 2025Google Tasks + Google Keep 🤣
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Anonymous4875 Mar 26, 2025I set up wekan by myself. A few years ago, I saw an expiration email function, which was pushed to WeChat through qq mailbox. Later tar compressed package overlay, never found the tutorial...
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Anonymous6691 Mar 26, 2025iPhone reminders Log in to your Microsoft account, Microsoft todo and iPhone reminders are synchronized, and multiple terminals across platforms can synchronize notifications and reminders
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Anonymous5531 Mar 27, 2025@ Anonymous5535 This is the case on IOS, and it cannot be configured. Android doesn't have this problem (or the opposite logic, which can't be configured again). To Microsoft, both Chinese and English tried, currently useless.
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Anonymous5531 Mar 27, 2025to do cross-platform, this reminder can't be compared. Microsoft's biggest problem is that the new version of outlook is done too poorly, and to do is quite easy to use.
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Anonymous6697 Mar 27, 2025to do on android, very easy to use
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Anonymous6698 Mar 27, 2025Isn't it that when you log in to the Microsoft account on the iPhone, Windows's to-do reminders are directly synced to Apple's reminders, and the calendar is synced to Apple's calendar?
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Anonymous2247 Mar 27, 2025I use Apple Calendar to synchronize Apple's reminders. When the reminders are clicked to complete, the calendar will be added to complete in front of the schedule. Multi-terminal synchronization is very easy to use (it will also sync to the calendar of Android phone). My computer likes to watch the calendar schedule, and you can see that I pick up the week's to-do. Use a reminder to determine whether the tick is completed (the reminder is completed, and the calendar schedule also shows that it is completed). Both computers and mobile phones have made shortcut commands to quickly create a new calendar schedule (it will be synchronized to the reminder after the new schedule).
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Anonymous6700 Mar 27, 2025MStodo (when I used it in previous years) is simply synchronization hell. Whether the PC version can be synchronized successfully depends entirely on luck. Originally, I chose it because I wanted to use it with my family without FQ, but I completely abandoned it after being tossed and tossed several times.
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Anonymous6648 Mar 27, 2025Thinking of Microsoft's office 365, I threw up.
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Anonymous5791 Mar 27, 2025Now Apple's calendar + reminders + Calflow, this combination is very good, non-advertising
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Anonymous1404 Mar 28, 2025The reminder that comes with iOS is the only one that can be pinned. If you don't clear the notification, it can always be pinned on the lock screen
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Anonymous6704 Mar 29, 2025@ Anonymous2247 Brother, how to synchronize Apple calendar and reminders? Shortcuts?
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Anonymous5124 Mar 29, 2025The wonderful list used to be a good thing, but Microsoft took it over and changed it into the To-Do, which is standing still and unwilling to make progress.
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Anonymous2044 Mar 30, 2025@ Anonymous4462 I abandoned Microsoft todo for the same reason and used tick list instead. However, the repetitive task function of tick list is much better, but various errors in implementation logic are also very troublesome. I feel that there is no perfect personal task management tool.
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Anonymous2247 Apr 1, 2025@ Anonymous6704 The built-in system can also be synchronized, but I want two-way synchronization, so I use shortcut commands.
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Anonymous6705 Apr 2, 2025Time sequence + Calflow