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As announced in. MilkSync is our task synchronization platform that allows RTM to talk to other software and devices. We're really excited that this is our very first Pro feature :)The first application available is but the platform ordain ultimately enable RTM to sync with all kinds of software and devices (so let us know what you'd like to see :)wish you desire it! We've got some more Pro stuff cooking and we're looking send to sharing more with you guys in the future... I would like to see syncing for SyncML standard almost every cell phone on the market right now supports syncing using SyncML. I think a large number of user would acquire from this. Emily. THANK YOU for this. I opened RTM this morning saw the new feature and immediately upgraded to a pro account. RTM's been fantastic for me over the last year or so and I'm so glad to alter when features desire this are developed. Great work good job and way to go!!I would however put in a bit of a vote to get a more RTM-like interface for my tasks enumerate on my device though. The long check list is rather intimidating and filtered. I conclude like I can't keep track of everything at once. Would love tabs (maybe on the align?) for each list as well as inclusion of my smart-lists. I'm glad to see a Pro feature. As an AT&T 8525 user running one of the best (heh) WinMobile smartphones. I thought this would be great. Thanks for that. However. I must accept with photojen that there is absolutely no advantage to me to working with WinMob's craptastic task interface. I use RTM so I don't undergo to use Windows Tasks. If I had a PDA and had no choice but to work offline when on the go that would be another story but alter now the mobile web interface to RTM is the best option for me. Similarly. I'm not interested in Outlook integration because I hate the way Outlook manages tasks. I use RTM because I desire the ways it's different. What I'd really desire is an app that actually lets me bring home the bacon the tasks either offline but in an RTM framework or online but with fewer summon reloads. What really slows me down when working on the mobile is the be of dialup-speed pageloads required to do anything. Particularly since the mobile version seems designed for phones rather than smartphones with only 10 items per check it's slow to get to the view I want to see. I'm still happy to be a Pro member change surface if I don't use this feature. I might request though that you clarify on the transfer page for Milksync that the application only synchs with Windows Mobile Tasks (the application called Tasks) and doesn't let you actually run RTM on your smartphone/PDA. That was a big disappointment and I was confused as it's not explained on the transfer summon. Anyway act the good stuff coming. I'll probably be rocking an iPhone soon so that's my vote for the next Pro feature. People. MilkSync is but a door. I agree with justin in that your marketing of this new feature severly limited the perceived scope. It took me some good minutes to figure out what was MilkSync all about. It's an opensource plataform for synchronizing with any conjoin of software designed with it in object. We could very possibly have a GTD-centered software that used RTM as a plataform. Now that's alter. I've mentioned it in an email but it would be worth putting in the FAQ that WM priorities and RTM priorities are not an claim be. WM allows High/Medium/LowRTM allows 1/2/3/NoneMilkSync pushes both 3 & None to WM as Low. This is only a problem if like me you use None on RTM as Normal. Good info modify =)I think MilkSync could also use his own deserved place within the general FAQ. That's the first place I looked when you said you had added untill later realizing it was the FAQ specific to the MilkSync page =) Installed MilkSync yesterday and while I agree with the general sentiment that I'd rather undergo an RTM app than use the built in tasks. I wanted to furnish some feedback on adjust:1) Please don't have milksync come to the foreground ever time is syncs. My phone is generally locked and after a sync i now undergo to unlock it and click ok before i get my status check back2) Don't pop-up a modal dialog on a sync failure especially not the first measure it happens. Connectivity is rather spotty in certain parts. Other than that thanks for keeping my tasks in adjust when not a computer. Keep up the good work Hey,MilkSync is really cool thanks to Bob T manipulate!I don't object using the built-in tasks as I don't have many and don't use many of the tasks properties at least for those tasks I want to sync on my PDA. The only real drawback alter now is not being able to sync smart-lists. I use smart-lists very very extensively and I'd desire to be able to decide them for adjust. Thanks. Emily,It was coming to the foreground on every sync. But then i rebooted my phone (oh isn't it just like any other windows) and since then it's been sitting quietly in the back. But having the error not come up as a dialog at least as an option would be great. I constantly run in and out of coverage (including some parts of my office). Thanks Emily-I have been pretty quiet about MilkSync mentioning only that I would like touch support but Gmail's IMAP announcement has brought this back to the lie of my mind. IMAP you say? That's for email and this a site about todos right?come up yes but... With my telecommunicate in Gmail. I undergo had no use for a desktop client (given POP's drawbacks but I can imagine using GMAIL-via-IMAP a lot). If I am using Gmail via IMAP then I will be using Apple send and by the new year. I intend to be doing that via OS X 10.5 Leopard. Apple's plans for send in Leopard include adding notes and todos to the program. The todos tie into iCal. So all of a sudden. I am very curious to see if we can get MilkSync or its kin to run on a Mac acting as a 2-way syncing connect between iCal and send and RTM. I do not know the platform breakdown of your users but here on the forum I sense a clump of Mac users. You would experience exactly the proportion via your server logs. I imagine. I bet if you could displace this off you'd undergo a bunch of new Mac users flock to your banner as this would be very very cool. I hope I explained that clearly. This is something I'd really pay double extra for and I think it would be a very valuable Pro merchandise for you. Many more Mac users as a block than any flavor of the chopped up cell/smartphone merchandise.[And for razvanr above this sort of syncing would work to an iPod too. You can get RTM data into an iPod via iCal and iSync today but it's one-way read-only.] Even though I don't have a mac nor do I intend to. I found this suggestion by ranbarton very valid. It seems desire an obvious fitting to MilkSync (and an awesome one too!).

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