Delfina – I saw that link but I haven’t been able to figure out how to use the @ with the context. I tried putting the @ witht he context in name in both the subject line and the body and while I got the emails, the context was assigned. I’m sure I am missing something, but I haven’t figure out what yet. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I do ths regularly, and I tested it again this afternoon and it worked…

* This is my task @focus

Always make sure you put a space after the asterisk. It doesn’t matter whether or not there is a space after the @

Thank you Phil! I didn’t realize that I had to do the * piece.

Here’s my cheat-sheet, Tim:

Task format: * a d ^r %t #p @c !
Note format: [s cd #p @c x]
where:

• = (indicates this is a task – must have a space afterwards)

a = task description
d = date in the format:
on today
on tomorrow
on yesterday
d mmm yyyy
and optionally:
hh:mm
hhmm
r = repeat in the format:
every day
weekdays
every week
t = duration in the format:
n min
n h
p = project name or label
c = context
! = starred
s = note subject
cd = note creation date in the format:
on d mmm yy hh:mm