Restore a Deleted Task (MOP 2.0)

Restore a Deleted Task (MOP 2.0)


Once a task is deleted, it can always be restored.
Path: Edit Tasks > Deleted Tasks

1. From the "Deleted Tasks" tab...



2. Select the "Restore" box at the beginning of the task line you wish to restore.



3. Click "Restore" at the bottom of the page to confirm the restoration of the task.



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