Yes, I can see your frustration, Isabell.
(1)
So that other members can follow, heres the steps.
In the initial screen (GA047S01) of the Tasks program
First, you select a Task (click) then
Click the Duplicate button
takes you to screen GA047S11
IMPORTANT NOTE: The program sets the Do Year to NEXT year, with respect to the Task being DuplicatedHence:
They don't show up in 2009 when I do that.
I wonder did that catch you out? Try looking in 2010. If there, you can correct the Data
That screen is holding all the details of the selected Task
You then can then change the Month and/or Year
Note that the program changes the DO date to the same day, but next year
Using the Radio Button, You can also opt to duplicate 1) Same Plants list or 2) I will select plants later
Click Add
That duplicates the task, but in the same Garden and Same Area.
Currently there is no facility to duplicate a task in one garden to another garden or from one garden area to another.
(2)
The Generate Tasks Button in GA47S01
Takes you to GA047S02
When you click the Generate button, the program regenerates a whole new list of plants based on the care definitions in your database,for he month selected - again for
plants in your garden, as distinct from
all plants in your database.
To define Plant Care, get into the Plant Profile screen GA100S36 (i.e. edit a plant in any program), click Plant care button, then click Define Plant Care.
This takes you to the Global editing screen GA100S30PC
I can tell you that I spent many happy hours developing that suite of screens (to see the full suite, click the Culture and Sizes button at the bottom of the screen)
This may help you.Open TWO sessions of IG Pro (click the IG Pro icon on the desktop twice)
In session 1,open the 2008 task so you can see your task notes.
Copy task notes (usual copy and paste technique)
In session 2 open the 2009 task.
Paste into task notes field
One word of warning with two sessions. Dont try to EDIT or DELETE the same task, same plant, same specimen - generally, same record of any type.
Does that help Isabell?