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@Roushdy
Hi,

Sorry for late response.

Not all versions support specific time in the Smart Add. You can try to type Task1 @MyProject !Medium 5:00PM on iOS app to add a task for today 5:00PM when it is not after 5:00PM.


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Thanks for your respond, can you please show me how to say Task1 ^Tomorrow 10:00AM, I have tried couple of time with different options but unfortunately it didn't work.

and how to make something like Task1 ^date 10:00AM ?

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Thanks & regards,
R

@Roushdy

Do not need the "^". Input the date and time directly but should with a blank space before and later.

Task1 ^Tomorrow 10:00AM : Task1 Tomorrow 10:00AM
Task1 ^date 10:00AM : Task1 02-14 10:00AM / Task1 02/14 10:00AM / Task1 02.14 10:00AM
The date "02/14" also can be "14/02".

Have a try.

@wendy_only

it's works wendy, but it keeps Tomorrow 10:00AM in the task name, I think the mac software need to be updated.

@Roushdy
Hi,

Now all the text will be saved in the task title.

What's the version of your Mac app? The latest Mac version is 4.0.3. http://download.doit.im/doit.im.4.0.3.zip

it seems I have the latest version, but the date/time should not be saved in the task name - correct ?

@Roushdy

We can not progress it better,so we leave the information in the task name. If we delete the time wrong,it will cause information loosing problems. Our developers will try our best to find a solution.