My Tasks

In a well-structured form, the My Tasks module shows all tasks currently assigned to you at a glance – including all relevant information such as the task type, language direction, deadline, and progress.

The My Tasks module can be accessed via crossBoard > My Tasks in the Across module bar on the left of the screen. Alternatively, you can open the module by means of the icn_meine-aufgaben icon in the standard toolbar or the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+O.

After selecting a task, further information on the respective task will be shown at the bottom edge of the screen, e.g. the subject, the word count, and the processing progress.

To refresh the contents of the My Tasks module, press F5.

Selecting Multiple Tasks

Apart from confirming individual tasks, you can also confirm several tasks in one go. To do so, select the respective tasks via multiple selection (e.g. by keeping the Ctrl key pressed and successively selecting the tasks) and then click Confirm.

Show and Open Finished Tasks

By default, the My Tasks module shows only tasks that are not yet finished. To display finished tasks, activate the checkbox Display finished tasks at the bottom right. In this way, all tasks that you have already finished will be displayed. Select a task and click Open. The task will be opened in read-only mode.

Create task lists

By means of the Task list entry in the context menu of the My Tasks module, you can view a list of all tasks currently assigned to you.

Using the icn_meine-aufgaben_drucken and icn_meine-aufgaben_zwischenablage icons, you can print the task list or copy it to the clipboard. From the clipboard, you can e.g. use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+V to paste it into another application (e.g. MS Word) for further processing. By clicking the icn_meine-aufgaben_aufgabenliste-speichern icon, you can save the task list as HTML or XML document.

Icons

The following icons are used within the My Tasks module:

Icon	Description
	The task can be processed. If the icon is missing, this means that an upstream task has not yet been finished. Accordingly, the task cannot be processed as yet.
	High priority task
	Low priority task

Context menus

You can use the context menu in the column headers of the My Tasks module for the following functions:

Sort the contents of the current column in descending order
Sort the contents of the current column in ascending order
Cancel the current sorting
Open the column selection dialog for displaying and hiding columns
Set the current column to the optimum width
Set all columns to the optimum width
Open the filter editor to define filters
Reset the state of the My Tasks module including all sorting settings, filters, etc.

You can use the context menu in the task area of the My Tasks module for the following functions:
Open the currently selected task
Confirm or reject the currently selected task
Create a list of all currently assigned tasks
Refresh the contents of the My Tasks module

Filter Options

There are various filter options, e.g. to display only tasks or contents of the My Tasks module that are currently relevant to you.

Using the icn_meine-aufgaben_spaltenfilter icon in the column headers of the My Tasks module, you can filter the content of the columns.

Additionally, you can filter the contents of the module in a granular way by means of a filter editor. You can open the filter editor by means of a command in the context menu of the column headers of the My Tasks module.

Subsequently, you can define operators and conditions, e.g. to define even complex filters.