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Using Commands in Email Replies to Comments
Within Teamwork.com, you can use email commands for different actions when replying to comment notifications via email.
Comments
If a project item has existing comments, the comments icon will display a number representing the number of comments posted on that item. The icon will display green if you have any unread comments.
Project Filtering - Comments
Comment type You can choose to view comments from all areas or filter further down to comments left on specific areas of your project.
Everything - Comments Filtering
Within Teamwork.com, you can filter comments that have been left on project items. Click the More option in the main navigation menu and select Everything from the pop-out menu.
Enabling Comments at Project Level
A Comments tab will then be added to the navigation menu for the project.
Viewing Comments Across All Projects
Within Teamwork.com, you can see comments on all items across all projects in the site-level Everything area.
Reviewing Your Unread Messages and Comments
Within Teamwork.com, there are several areas within your account where you can review unread messages and comments.
Replying to Messages and Comments from Your Email
Within Teamwork.com, you can reply to messages and comments via email. When you add a new message/comment or reply to your project, you can choose to notify people of that message/comment or reply.
Working with the WYSIWYG Editor in Messages and Comments
Within Teamwork.com, you can use the WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) editor for messages and comments. Messages Clear formatting Formats.
Viewing Who was Notified of a Comment
Within Teamwork.com, you can view who was notified of a comment by hovering over the people icon to the right of the comment.
Commenting on Items
Adding comments To add a comment on the details page for an individual item, click on the comment box at the bottom of page.
Work with Project Items in Slack
If someone @mentions you anywhere in a comment or message in Teamwork.com.
Reacting to Project Items
Within Teamwork.com, you can react to project items such as comments, messages, files and project updates.
Review and Approve Proofs
Add a corresponding comment and click Save .
Personal Inbox Items
Other alerts include when you are added to a project as well as when comments are added to items created or completed by you.
Using Your Personal Inbox
Other alerts include when you are added to a project as well as when comments are added to items created or completed by you.
Creating Custom Reports via Easy Insight
If you are setting up a Tree report, you can create new tasks from task lists, add comments to tasks, and create milestones on projects.
Using the Google Sheets Add-on
Task properties You can use various commands to assign properties to the tasks, just like when posting tasks via email : (bugs) or [#bugs] - specify an existing task list to add the task to (task list
Microsoft Teams Integration
Comment on a task Add comments to Teamwork.com tasks from Microsoft Teams. Comment from a task post Open a Teams Posts tab. Find an individual post about a task and click Add a comment .
Completing and Reopening Tasks via Email
These commands allow you to interact with your tasks without the need to log into your Teamwork.com account.
Using the Google Docs Add-on
Task properties You can use various commands to assign properties to the tasks, just like when posting tasks via email : (bugs) or [#bugs] - specify an existing task list to add the task to (task list
Interacting with Tasks via Email
: #Complete #Completed #Done To reopen a completed task, reply to completed task notifications with one of the following: #Uncomplete #Reopen #Open #Notdone #Reopened You can also add a command and a comment
Uploading and Viewing Versions of a File
You can click the link to any of the previous versions to view, download, move or copy, delete, share or comment on it directly.
Using Code Samples
For messages and comments, the code sample option is located on the right side of the toolbar.
Using the Teamwork.com Extension in Visual Studio Code
With the VSCode Editor extension, you can view and add comments to tasks as well as quickly create new tasks from lines of code in the editor.