Due Date (Alternative Method)If Smart Add has trouble understanding your due date and/or time when it's entered alongside your task name (for instance, if you're entering due dates in a non-English language), you can use this method to specify your due date separately.

Enter ^ followed by your due date and/or time. You can enter due dates in any of the supported due date formats.

Pick up the milk ^tomorrow

PriorityEnter ! followed by your priority (1, 2, or 3; if you don't specify one, the default is no priority).Pick up the milk !1
List and TagsEnter # followed by your list or tag name. If you don't already have a list or tag with that name, a new tag will be created.

Order stationery tomorrow #Work


You can include both list and tags with this symbol (make sure you enter a new # before each one).

Order stationery tomorrow #Work #errand


With all of the properties that auto-suggest, you can also type a partial name to see any matches.

Book juggling course on Tuesday #tra


LocationEnter @ followed by the location (it must already be set up as a location in Remember The Milk).

Return books on Monday @Library


RepeatEnter * followed by how often the task should repeat. In addition to the auto-suggested options, you can enter any supported repeat formats.

Take out the trash on Oct 3 *weekly


Time EstimateEnter = followed by your time estimate. In addition to the auto-suggested options, you can enter any supported time estimate formats.

Call Bob T. Monkey at 9am =10 mins


URLJust include a URL (must begin with http:// or similar).

Buy new t-shirts today http://www.threadless.com/


Let's put it all together...Remember that the task name and due date should be first, but after that you can include the rest of the task properties in any order.

Clean out the fridge tomorrow !2 *monthly =15min @Home #errand