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How to create a chain
How to edit a chain
How to add links to a chain
How to add events to a chain
How to create a chain but without a specific day (useful if you want to extend a chain over multiple months)
How to remove a chain from a day
How to export a chain for easy copy-paste
How to import a chain created for another platform (like the Windows desktop)
How to delete a chain
How to update the information of a chain
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A:
The key thing that most other apps have in common, is that they don't keep track of all the links in a chain. It's a bit like a railway network. But in a railway network, you have a very clear thing to do:
Look up the timetable
Make sure there's a train going to this place
Get on the train
Jump off the train at the right place
With a chain, it's more abstract.
Look up the timetable
Make sure there's a chain going to this place
Get on the chain
Jump off the chain at the right place
And if you forget to do (3) – (6), well, you're just in trouble.
So, yes, it's a bit more abstract than a railway network, but still there's a chain there.
Chains does what the name says:
It keeps track of what you've done
It links things you want to do
And as you go along, it can make predictions:
Given that I'm going to do X on Mondays, what will I have to do on the following Monday?
Given that I know I've already done Y on my iPhone, what will be my next step?
But it doesn't make guesses about what you're going to do, which means that
If you're not going to do anything the following Monday, don't do anything on the following Monday. (IMPORTANT: this also makes the app pretty slow to use, as it has to wait for your actions)
If
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Chains Serial Key have the same functionality as to-do lists, but they handle all your tasks at once.
Similar to lists, tasks can be created and deleted as often as needed. However, unlike to-do lists, chains can also be created and deleted at any given time with no restrictions.
Chains feature:
• A very easy-to-use interface with a clean and logical design.
• A feature to create chains from any recent calendar events, so even if you didn't create a chains yourself, you can still create them.
• Ability to edit chains created before.
• Ability to create chains for months ahead of time, so even if you have to-do lists in mind you still have time to get them done.
Features:
• Ability to create a completely free-form structure for your chains.
• Ability to add as many descriptions as you want for each chain.
• Ability to save the chains you create to your device so you won't have to create them again.
• Ability to add a "clear" command to each chain.
• A feature to display all the chains you created on a calendar view.
• Ability to add dates on which the chain should be available.
• Ability to view all of the events that are part of the chains you created.
• Email notifications to let you know the status of each chain.
• Ability to close the app while the chains on.
• "Clear Chain" button to clear the app to the launch screen.
• Ability to change the number of tasks per chain.
• Ability to change the number of days for each task.
• Ability to change the minimum amount of days between tasks.
• Ability to sort the chains you created by type, name and due date.
Conclusion:
Chains is a useful and simple-to-use application you can use to help you complete your to-do list a little faster.
If you want to learn more about how to use this application, then you can check the detailed tutorial or just watch this short tutorial video I made:
See also this question:
How to create to-do list in android for next 30 days
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