GTD Tips & Techniques Google Group

Re: Analog data in a digital world

michael_hallid...@excite.com (MIchael Halliday) — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 00:28:11 UT

tHANKS, someone on the 43 folders group recomended Evernote to me
also, Very cool. I will try it out.

mike

Re: Analog data in a digital world

tagusti...@gmail.com (toen) — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 23:48:39 UT

Hi, my meeting usually not coming with too many notes. So someone will
convert that as a minute and I will "process" my own notes into work
action list (GTD in excel), or update my own knowledge base
(Evernote), then make a big cross on my meeting paper notes, mark as
been process :).
You could considering to have a table PC or UMPC device as well

Analog data in a digital world

michael_hallid...@excite.com (MIchael Halliday) — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 19:39:39 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

GTD on tagaabo.com

hihay...@gmail.com (hideaki) — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 04:41:48 UT

Hi fellow GTDers!
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 not actually a dedicated GTD software, but a life database system
(kind of like Evernote) which has broader way of usage.

Things and iPhone sync

negrie...@gmail.com (Danil Negrienko) — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 08:27:55 UT

New Things version has synchronization with iPhone —
[link]

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Re: taskwriter.com

s_...@yahoo.com (svio) — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 19:17:50 UT

Hi toen,

First of all, thank you for your many and nice suggestions.

I will add these to our blog roadmap (
[link]) as
soon as I will find the time to process them.

Just a comment :

- currently, the task sorting is done on 'context', then for tasks

Re: taskwriter.com

tagusti...@gmail.com (toen) — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 13:50:38 UT

hi :)

Like: easy & simple (a bit too simple)
Dislike: the logo :P (the one in your blog even looks better, just
text)

Work well for personal stuff, but if it come to work stuff need some
more feature (due date, priority, recuring item).

Sugestion:
- priority (high,med,low), use icon or color code, will use more for

Re: taskwriter.co

s_...@yahoo.com (svio) — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 20:56:07 UT

Joanna,

I have not yet tested the current application on a PDA, we are still
working to release an optimized version special for the mobile
devices. Please make sure you keep an eye on our blog page
[link] .

We are now working to prioritize the next features based on the

Re: Mind Mapping

zu...@mac.com (ericlodi) — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 23:33:43 UT

Mind Map and GTD go well together. I have put explanations and some
simple templates for FreeMind and MindManager on my blog, at the GTD
on Mind Map articles:
[link]

Happy GTD!

Re: [GTD Tips & Techniques] Re: taskwriter.co

joanna.dun...@gmail.com (Joanna Dunlop) — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 19:17:11 UT

Thanks for putting this online, I like the simplicity of it. I am looking
into a PDA at the moment and I wondered if it works well on them. I could
only use this if it was mobile. Are there plans to make this downloadable
as an application that you can sync online for storage.
Also, what about security? If I put my stuff up there, what's to say that

Re: [GTD Tips & Techniques] taskwriter.co

richard.listm...@gmail.com (Richard Watson) — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 12:18:03 UT

Just a pointer - typo on "click to try it annonymously". I had a
brief look and it seems nice and clean. I tried it in IE7 (Firefox is
busy with something very important and I don't want to freak it out!)
- on clicking the "new project" link there seemed to be a bit too much
space below the "cancel - save" to the "new context".

Re: [GTD Tips & Techniques] taskwriter.co

villiageid...@gmail.com (David Pappas) — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 02:26:23 UT

Without spending much time in it - I like the tool. Very snappy performance
and it has the small number of things I would want in this kind of tool.
David Pappas
[link]

taskwriter.com

s_...@yahoo.com (svio) — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 22:32:05 UT

Hi guys,

I have just put online a GTD compatible web app at [link]

It would be great to have a look and tell me what you think of it.

Thank you

RE: [GTD Tips & Techniques] Mind Mapping

steve.w...@startupcomputer.com (Steve Wynn) — Sun, 18 May 2008 12:54:38 UT

Hi,
Personally never got on with MindMaps, in theory they sound good but in practice they didn't quite fit my style of thinking. I prefer Bubble Maps, similar type of concept really just a different organisational structure. Check out GoalEnforcer [link] which offers a sort of multi-level bubble map, but has some nice feature like an Outline view, Hyperfocus selection etc.