Events and tasks can be assigned priorities, and use the
associated priority appearance when the Priorities tab in the
Calendar Items List is active,
or when the "Color Events Using" option in the View menu is set
to show priority colors. The Priority Editor enables priority
types
to be created, renamed, or deleted. It also enables priority
colors to be modified. This window can be accessed by clicking
the "..." button in the Priority input field on the Event Editor or Task Editor. It
can also be accessed from the Tools
menu.
The priority list shows all the currently defined priority types. The selected priority will be indicated with an arrow. To select a different priority type, click its row in the list. After selecting a priority type, its name and appearance can be modified. You can also add or delete priority types using the Add and Delete buttons. There can be a maximum of 10 priority types defined. The number in front of the priority name indicates the priority level, with 1 being the highest and 10 the lowest. Priority types can be moved up or down in the list by clicking the Move Up or Move Down buttons.
If fewer than 10 priority types have been defined, a new priority type can be added by clicking the "Add" button. The new priority type will be inserted into the list and the "Priority name" field activated to enable naming of the new priority type.
To delete a priority, click its name in the list and then click the Delete button. If the deleted priority type is associated with any events or tasks, the association will be removed.
An existing priority type can be renamed or its appearance changed. To do this, click the priority type in the list. Next, enter the new priority name or desired appearance using the appearance editor.
If you have questions that aren't answered here, you can reach our support team at support@vueminder.com. If you're using VueMinder Ultimate you'll have our top priority. Otherwise, we'll reply as soon as all VueMinder Ultimate requests have been completed (and always within 1 business day).
