- #Omnifocus keyboard shortcuts update#
- #Omnifocus keyboard shortcuts pro#
- #Omnifocus keyboard shortcuts trial#
- #Omnifocus keyboard shortcuts license#
If you run into trouble with your OmniFocus database, you can always go back to an older, backed up version. This the tool to use when you encounter a sync conflict and you’re sure that the version of your database you have now is the one you want going forward. Replace the version of your database stored on the sync server with the one stored on your Mac. If you have set up synchronization in Sync preferences, coordinate with the server database and make sure that both sides have all of the recent changes you’ve made. ExportĮxport your OmniFocus database in a variety of formats. Import the content of an OmniOutliner document to your OmniFocus database, with its rows converted to OmniFocus items and columns to metadata fields associated with those items. Even if you close the last remaining OmniFocus window, you can always open a new one. Close (Command-W)Ĭlose the frontmost window. Open the Quick Open dialog to seek out and display a specific perspective, folder, project, or tag in your database. Open a new tab in the current window, displaying the same content as the current tab. Open a new window just like the frontmost one. New Tag (Control-Command-N)Ĭreate a new tag in Tags, Flagged, or in a custom perspective that groups by individual actions. New Single-Action ListĬreate a new list for keeping track of individual actions that don’t fit into projects. New FolderĬreate a new folder for organizing projects. New Project (Shift-Command-N)Ĭreate a new project in Projects or in a custom perspective that groups by entire project. New Action (Command-N)Ĭreate a new action in the currently selected project, or create a new item in the inbox. Add new items or Quick Open others importing, exporting, archiving, and restoring your database also happen here. The File menu contains commands related to OmniFocus on a database level. Stop using OmniFocus and put it away for now. Temporarily hide windows of all other applications so you can concentrate on OmniFocus. Temporarily hide all of OmniFocus’s windows. ServicesĪccess system-wide macOS services offered by other applications.
#Omnifocus keyboard shortcuts pro#
Open a sheet with information about features included in the Pro version of OmniFocus.
#Omnifocus keyboard shortcuts trial#
If you’re running a trial version of OmniFocus, these commands switch between the Pro and Standard versions of the app so you can compare features. Open the Licenses window, where you can add OmniFocus licenses you’ve bought, or check your existing licenses. Open the OmniFocus Preferences window, where you can customize how the application works for you. (The Mac App Store version of OmniFocus delivers updates through the App Store.) Preferences (Command-,)
#Omnifocus keyboard shortcuts update#
You can also set up automatic checking in Update preferences. See if there is a new version of OmniFocus available to download. If you downloaded OmniFocus from the App Store, this opens an in-app purchase page where you can choose to buy Standard or Pro. If you downloaded OmniFocus from the Omni Group website, this opens a link to the Omni store where you can purchase OmniFocus if you haven’t yet.
This is good for checking exactly which version you’re using. Open a window with details about your copy of OmniFocus.
#Omnifocus keyboard shortcuts license#
Check for updates, view and modify your preferences, and enter new license information here. The OmniFocus menu holds commands related specifically to the administration of the OmniFocus application itself. This appendix explains the function of each of the items found in OmniFocus’s drop-down menus, and lists default keyboard shortcuts for them where they exist. Appendix A Menus Commands and Keyboard Shortcuts
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