Microsoft To Do

[sebastiendemassard]

Dear All,

I would like to know if there is any interaction already in agenda with the new app « to do » from Microsoft?
Cheers

[mekentosj]

Yes, this should definitely work, see:

Tip: Using Agenda in combination with Microsoft To Do

Just a tip. If you have Microsoft account use the new version of Microsoft To Do and ensure you turn on reminders for Microsoft account. In Agenda you can then create Reminders in a list associated with your Microsoft account. Then use Microsoft To Do to manage tasks. The agenda link is clickable in Microsoft To Do :). Also in latest beta of Microsoft To Do they have added URL preview links (like those in Apple Reminders), including videos and system dark mode. [08DEFF4D-C85D-43B6-9925-4771…

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Issue with reminders in Microsoft ToDo

Sure, please have a look at these series of screenshots. I have created a new Reminder on Agenda, connected with Tasks in Microsoft To-Do: [24%20AM] When I am doing this I clicked on "Change Time Zone…” but it appears like frozen, and you cannot change. [25%20AM] If I go on the Microsoft To-Do app, the notification seems disable and the time is one hour ahead. It appears like on Agenda it was set up as GMT (even it says CET) and Microsoft To-do transforms in CET, where actually I am …

[anon51685378]

Is there a place or can you give me a hint how I exactly link/sync agenda to microsoft todo?

[maurizio.bortolotti]

@joostvanderhulst It’s a while I don’t go through it. If I remember correctly, you must link your Microsoft account with the Apple Reminders. It means activate your Microsoft account on your Mac and flag Reminders (see the attached picture). This should allow you to use Microsoft To Do instead of Apple Reminders. When you create a new reminder on Agenda just select the list you prefer: this could be a Reminders list or a Microsoft To Do list.

[anon51685378]

Thx Maurizio. As I work with an Office 365 account there is no connection with an exchange service possible. Is there a work around to connect the “Office 365 To do app” with Reminders? Thx in advance for your help

[maurizio.bortolotti]

I don’t use Office 365, so I don’t know well how it works. Speaking in general, as Office 365 is a Microsoft product, I believe that any microsoft account you are able to create on your Mac, it should allow you to connect with Reminders and use Microsoft To Do as I explained in my other post.

[user1908]

Hi there,

Do you need the premium Agenda version to utilise linking of Microsoft to do - for reminders?

[maurizio.bortolotti]

I think it should be possible even if you are not using the Premium version.

[mekentosj]

Correct, you don’t need the premium feature to make the todo’s show in Agenda (providing you configure things in the System Preferences/Settings app).

[user1908]

Can you tell me how you "configure things in the System Preferences/Settings app” to allow it to hit Microsoft To Do?

[maurizio.bortolotti]

Please, scroll this thread up, and you will find the explanation of how to configure the System Preferences/Settings for Microsoft To Do. (There is even a picture that can be useful).

Microsoft To Do

@joostvanderhulst It’s a while I don’t go through it. If I remember correctly, you must link your Microsoft account with the Apple Reminders. It means activate your Microsoft account on your Mac and flag Reminders (see the attached picture). This should allow you to use Microsoft To Do instead of Apple Reminders. When you create a new reminder on Agenda just select the list you prefer: this could be a Reminders list or a Microsoft To Do list. [Screen Shot 2021-08-21 at 9.08.42 AM]