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"TicklerWiki" released

changethewo...@ronaldmulero.com (RonaldMulero) — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 22:50:15 UT

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]

Android GTD

jess...@gmail.com (TREKrider) — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 00:25:53 UT

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: 2 new messages in 2 topics - digest

lyn...@aol.com — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 19:54:58 UT

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]

Digital or paper

de...@derekschauland.com (DerekS) — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 02:32:50 UT

I am stuck with a bit of a dilemma...

to use a digital method or a paper one for GTD?

Right now most reference and notes are kept in MS OneNote, which I
love, but paper is more portable right now...

I am considering a planner for most and reference in OneNote...

I was wondering what others are doing?

Task List v. Calendar

de...@derekschauland.com (DerekS) — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 15:16:43 UT

I am working through GTD (Again). I like the idea of collecting stuff
and getting it into a pile to process however I am having trouble with
deciding between the calendar (google in this case) and a task list
(RTM).

If the item is timed and dated it falls on the calendar, ie. Lunch
with Ruby tuesday at Noon

Electronic notes storage

michael_hallid...@excite.com (MIchael Halliday) — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 19:37:55 UT

Hey, not sure if this violates any GTD priciples but I really like all
my "stufff" digital. I use a PDA for almost everything when away from
my desk, but sometimes it is just easier or necessary to just write
thngs down. I have never been able to really take meeting notes on a
laptop, and certainly not in my PDA, so I still have some paper

For the programmers out there

juliekn...@gmail.com (Julie) — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 01:39:59 UT

Hey All,

I'm new to GTD, and I'm in the process of getting all my stuff
organized. I'm a little stuck on how to break things down though, so
I thought I'd see how you all do it. The problem is that I have
multiple web sites that I'm currently developing, each with a long
list of features to add. And I'm wondering what the projects/next

Need Help Finally Implementing GTD

russellschl...@gmail.com (russellschlick@gmail.com) — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 06:10:36 UT

Hey everyone,

I read GTD about 2-3 years ago, and have been 'trying' to implement it
for the past 2-3 years without success. I have realized that I might
not be able to do this alone. I just signed up for the free trail of
two weeks of GTD Connect on davidco.com, but don't plan on spending
the $40 a month to stay a member. My family has just expanded by one

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

matiasg...@gmail.com (Mat) — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 00:07:32 UT

While I'm in here for some other questions I figure I'll just mention
the GTD software I use. it is simply fantastic.

[link]

It is free, non commercial, supported by an ever growing community. It
is also simply one single html-file, meaning it works on any computer

GTD on tagaabo.com

hihay...@gmail.com (hideaki) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 16:20:26 UT

Hi fellow 43Folders funs!
I'd like to invite you to a web app I have been developing with my
friends as beta users.
If you are interested, please sign up and try it out at the following
url.

[link]

It's a life database system (kind of like Evernote) compatible with
GTD.
You might find the folllowing article helpful for implementing GTD on

flexible pocket pen?

matiasg...@gmail.com (Mat) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 08:03:21 UT

i use my hip pocket wallet as a holder for my gtd paper (basically a
'next action' printout from my monkeyGTD system) and I want to store a
pen in the spine of the wallet... but it would obviously have to be
both good and flexible. i've searched the web a lot but not found
anything decent. any suggestions?

Web app to send out email reminders?

step...@theboulets.net (Stephen_B) — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 20:23:30 UT

Can anyone recommend a web app that can send out reminders for tasks?
I'd like to get one running on my linux server.

I have no trouble finding software to remind me of events (with a
duration), but lots of trouble finding software to remind me of a task
at a given time. Thanks.

Stephen

productivity tip: ViaPost.com (UK only)

drybur...@gmail.com (Lee S Dryburgh) — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 16:16:33 UT

I've been spending the last few days trying out various ways to
improve productivity.
Ironically the worst has been trying outsourcing with GetFriday.com
and AskSunday.com
The best has been the discovery of a service that launched last month,
[link] which for now is for the UK market only.
When you hit print and select them as the printer, some seamless

GetFriday.com and AskSunday.com

drybur...@gmail.com (Lee S Dryburgh) — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 16:17:22 UT

Has anybody had a good experience of these services? I've been
trialling both and it's been a complete disaster.
Regards
Lee

taskwriter.com, what do you think ?

s_...@yahoo.com (svio) — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 22:02:07 UT

Hi,

I am one of the creators of [link] . It would be
great to have any kind of feedback from you, it would help me
improving things.

Thanks,