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- 5. You can add your
photo by clicking here
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- 9. You can also edit your
profile info, click here
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- 13. If you want to change
‘Admin’, click here
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- 15. so you can’t just
change role
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- 17. You have to add a
member and assign
the admin role.
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- 22. See that the new
member has been
added
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- 24. To let this member
change settings for
the board
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- 30. You can now leave
the role of admin if
you choose
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- 35. If you still want to
proceed, click here
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- 48. Going back to the
menu, let’s change the
board’s background
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- 52. Type in the first letters
of the member’s name
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- 53. As you do this, all
cards will be hidden
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- 54. And a notification on
top that filtering is on
will appear
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- 55. Choose a name from
the selection that will
appear
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- 58. This is an example of
filtering result
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- 59. if more than one card
was assigned to a
member
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- 60. Filtering is a good way
to monitor assigned
tasks
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- 61. When done, click here
to go back to normal
view
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- 66. It is now activated
and other members
can vote through
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- 68. Click the gear icon to
see who are allowed
to vote
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- 69. Votes on a card
can be viewed
from the list
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- 70. Or in the details at
back card
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- 72. Now, the card aging is
activated
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- 73. Click the gear icon to
choose the look of
aged cards
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- 78. Click here to view your
scheduled projects
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- 79. Here’s a partially filled
calendar on a monthly
view
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- 80. And this one on a
weekly view
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- 83. Click here if you want
to close the calendar
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- 92. Click and drag the
stickers to a card
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- 95. To edit the sticker,
hover your cursor on
the card
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- 97. Click on the sticker
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- 100. Adding labels is the
same as what we did
in Part 1
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- 102. To enable adding cards
through email, click here
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- 103. And you will be given
an email address
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- 104. Where you can send
the card
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- 106. Here is where you can
find your sent card
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- 107. Click this to modify
the list where it will
be located
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- 110. Use the given email
address
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- 111. Type in the subject the
title of the card
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- 112. Type in the body the
description of the
card
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- 115. Click on the filename
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- 117. After the image has
been attached,
click ‘Send’
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- 118. Open your Trello to
view the sent card
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- 120. We can move the
card as 2nd task
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- 121. You can also generate
a new email address
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- 129. This tells that you
subscribed to this
board
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- 134. Type in the new
name of the board
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- 135. If you want to keep
the cards, tick this box
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- 137. Here now is the copied
board with a new name
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- 139. To ‘Print and Export’,
click here
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- 141. And you will be shown the
print preview and options
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- 142. How to leave or
close the board
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- 147. If you’re not an
admin, leaving the
board is your
option
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- 153. Or with a non-
member, if your
board is public
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- 154. You can review and
pick your boards by
clicking ‘Boards’
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- 155. You can
type in here
a board’s
name to
search
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- 158. Use this search box
to find an item or
word in your cards
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- 159. After you clicked on
the box, check this tip
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- 162. On the upper right
area of your board
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- 164. ‘+’ button that you
can click to create
boards and teams
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- 169. But wait, there’s one
last button to look
into, the notifications
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- 170. Which will show you
updates on recent
board activities
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- 173. You now know a new
tool to use in
organizing your life.
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- 174. Go ahead and use
TRELLO!
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- 175. “The art of being wise
is the art of knowing
what to overlook.”
- William James
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