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From: Wanrong Lin <wrglin@gmail.com>
Subject: Unschedule a TODO
Date: Mon, 01 Oct 2007 01:14:40 -0400
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Hi,

Instead of manually delete the "SCHUDLED" line for a TODO item, is there 
any org command to do it? If not, I think it would be useful to do it by 
using "nil" in the org-schedule date/time input, or using a prefix in 
the command.

Wanrong