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Re: [43F Group] "TicklerWiki" released

2008-10-10T11:00:58Z

Ronald,
This is a great tickler. For anyone who uses the GTD tiddlywikis this is
very interesting.
What would be great would be a mash-up of the two ;^)
This is beyond my capability but maybe possible for others here?
Thanks for a great resource.
John Winstanley
Internet Geek
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"TicklerWiki" released

2008-10-09T22:50:15Z

That's "TicklerWiki", not "TiddlyWiki". (^_^)

* Simple-to-use Tickler Calendar
* Includes a Notebook Organizer
* GTD TiddlyWiki style
* Built on top of TiddlyWiki Core Version 2.4.1
* Free

[link]

Re: MonkeyGTD - open source (i.e free) html based complete GTD system

2008-10-02T07:45:11Z

I have tried it now for a few days. Had some difficulties in the
beginning to save the changes. All sorted now and it seems to
be big improvement to the earlier version. It might work absolutely
well for me now.

Re: MonkeyGTD - open source (i.e free) html based complete GTD system

2008-09-29T10:57:15Z

Hi.
I had tried it before with the previous version of MonkeyGTD. I think
it was Version 2. This now looks very different and I wonder if I
should give it another try.
I have downloaded it and will see.

The previous version I have been struggling with and I have also tried
the iMindMapping (The new version 3 has an in-built project management

Android GTD

2008-09-28T00:25:53Z

I did a search in the group for "Android" and found nothing. Sure,
it's not out for another month, but I thought it would be a good idea
to make a space in the 43 Folders group to discuss GTD on the new
Google platform.

Any rumors worth discussing? Will HTML be the best way to manage GTD
(like MonkeyGTD, etc.)? I imagine the app store will have several

Re: MonkeyGTD - open source (i.e free) html based complete GTD system

2008-09-28T00:20:32Z

I wonder if the MonkeyGTD HTML file can be used on Android phones.
Speaking of which, we should probably start an Android post.

Re: [43F Group] Re: 2 new messages in 2 topics - digest

2008-09-27T14:30:45Z

+1 on DevonThink Pro. In addition to its search and concordance
features being very powerful organizing tools for data (sometimes
pointing out relationships you may not have spotted) but the build-in
scanner and OCR support make it a great way of capturing paper docs
into your system.
TD

Re: 2 new messages in 2 topics - digest

2008-09-26T19:54:58Z

If you are on a mac, DevonThink Pro should do all th things you want to do.
I have DevonThink Pro, but have not yet taken advantage of its many
remarkable features.
Lynn
Lynn E. O'Connor, Ph.D.
Professor, The Wright Institute
Director, Emotion, Personality & Altruism Research Group
URL: [link]

Re: [43F Group] Re: Digital or paper

2008-09-26T18:16:59Z

On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 11:13 AM, Derek Schauland
I don't date mine. When the page gets to be a PITA to read, I
re-print or re-do it. It's lazier. Then again my
organizer is not pre-printed in any way, so it doesn't matter. If
you're using one of the preprinted ones, that's great.
And to your comments below.. sure.. that works :)

Re: [43F Group] Re: Digital or paper

2008-09-26T18:13:32Z

And in this notebook perhaps 1 page per day to work from, rolling all things
not completed to the next page with the date???
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 1:02 PM, Derek Schauland

Re: [43F Group] Re: Digital or paper

2008-09-26T18:02:23Z

So therefore the NA list is the in your pocket flexible list of things you
are doing and can accept anything you might need to do with or without
regard to a project.
A notebook for the "hey can you help me withs" is a good thing to have, so
you can capture these and see if they fit with projects when you return to

Re: [43F Group] Re: Digital or paper

2008-09-26T17:40:47Z

On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 9:58 AM, Derek Schauland
It acts like a box of time. You put everything you need in it, and
take it with you. When someone asks for something urgent, you can
look in your box, and see if you have time for the urgent, and
determine if it's more important then what's in the box. It allows

Re: [43F Group] Re: Digital or paper

2008-09-26T16:58:35Z

But if you review projects to see which actions you can/want to do
how does the NA list get used seems like extra steps if you are reviewing
the projects outstanding daily

Re: [43F Group] Re: Digital or paper

2008-09-26T16:21:52Z

On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 9:08 AM, Derek Schauland
Yepper.
I do that in the morning. I look at my schedule, my task lists and
transfer what I can do to my "Today list'. Actually, my task manager
does most of that for me. I just have to print it out if I need to.
It's also available via my PDA for access. Which I do depends on

Re: [43F Group] Re: Digital or paper

2008-09-26T16:08:56Z

So then if I am looking for something to do... review each project and see
which tasks I could do...
OR do I update a list of next actions and see which of those I can do at any
given time?
I guess figuring out how to create/manage NA lists is the biggest piece of
the puzzle