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1037.
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About multi-user
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taskcoachlib/help/__init__.py:113 taskcoachlib/help/__init__.py:389
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1038.
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Storage options
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taskcoachlib/help/__init__.py:114 taskcoachlib/help/__init__.py:406
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E-mailing tasks
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taskcoachlib/help/__init__.py:116 taskcoachlib/help/__init__.py:374
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1040.
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Custom attributes for e-mailing
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1103.
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If you have Growl or Snarl installed, you can instruct 
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represents a line break.
Start a new line in the equivalent position in the translation.
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Translated by
Frank Niessink
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Reviewed by
abdullah maresh
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Custom attributes for e-mailing tasks
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1129.
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You can alter the behaviour of the e-mail command using custom attributes
in a task description. Those attributes must be on a line by themselves. Supported
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represents a line break.
Start a new line in the equivalent position in the translation.
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[email:to=foo@spam.com]
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[email:cc=bar@spam.com]
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A task file may be opened by several instances of %(name)s, either
running on the same computer or on different ones, on a network share for
instance. When you save, %(name)s will actually merge your work with whatever
has been saved on disk since the last time you did. Conflicts are automatically
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represents a line break.
Start a new line in the equivalent position in the translation.
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