The Active choice is good for 1MTD and MYN: these are tasks not marked complete. Nine defaults to Active tasks (that label has a faint green line under it showing it is chosen).

You’ll see three labels at the top of the list, All, Active, and Completed, that are actually menus.

In main menu at very bottom, tap on the tasks icon.

Tap the 3-line menu (hamburger menu) in upper left to navigate to main menu.

Tap 3-line-with-arrow menu in upper right to change that and to change many other settings.

Email is set in conversation view by default.

You are taken to the email module, and it may take a moment to sync.

If you don’t want any of these to sync (say to speed up usage) then tap the ones that you don’t want and remove the green color. By default all types are set to sync: Email, Calendar, Contacts, Tasks, and Notes.

You’ll be shown a Content to Sync window.Enter your Exchange or username and password.Search for Nine on the Google Play store.Or see video 12 in the One Minute To-Do List in Outlook video course, it shows how to use Nine with 1MTD as well.īelow I show some notes on how to get started with Nine, in case you have not purchased any of the above video courses. Or if you are using my simple 1MTD system, see video 4.12 in the Outlook Inbox Ninja video course, it shows how to use Nine. There is a full video in my paid MYN-Outlook Complete Video Training (the newer 365 version of that class) on how to use Nine with my advanced MYN system.

I used to recommend Touchdown for Android and MYN, but it’s been discontinued. Many MYN users have used it for years and love it.

It has Calendar, Contacts, and Notes modules too, and everything syncs with the corresponding modules in Exchange or.

It allows conversion of e-mails to tasks.

It has an E-mail module with Category assignments.

It allows viewing and entering MYN tasks.

Nine is an Android App that syncs with Exchange or and provides many MYN functions on your smartphone.

Nine mail client