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Getting Things Done with Your Mac
by Giles Turnbull 03/08/2005 I'd like to tell you about my new PDA. I'm a journalist and a dad. I frequently need to make rapid notes and reminders of important tasks, dates, phone numbers, or URLs. I often get inspiration for new articles when I'm away from my computer, so I need to record those ideas, too.
Microsoft Windows 7, Vista, XP, Server 2003/2008
TaskMerlin: Project Management Software, Task Management Softwar
David Allen, Getting Things Done® and GTD®
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GanttProject is a cross-platform desktop tool for project scheduling and management. It runs on Windows, Linux and MacOSX, it is free and its code is opensource. What can it do?
GanttProject Home - Namoroka (Build 20090818052058)
Remember The Milk: Online to do list and task management
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“I use it daily. I can't think of a better endorsement.” - Keith Winsor “No other application puts collection lists, the calendar, and a detail view all on the same screen.
Chandler Project - Welcome - Namoroka (Build 20090814101438)
As I mentioned on MacBreak Weekly the other day, I'm very impressed with what I've seen so far in iGTD , a new " Getting Things Done " application for OS X. It feels like a solid, powerful, and practical tool for managing action, and I'm pleased to say it's steered clear of a lot of the GTD- ish visual theatricality that, in my opinion, has made some of the apps out there more pretty and fun to use than they are useful in the context of a mature, streamlined system. I mention iGTD here because, in playing with it yesterday, I turned up this excellent page about iGTD's Quicksilver integration . Pretty mind-blowing (albeit geeky) stuff, since the detailed syntax allows you to enter tasks via QS from anyplace, while still identifying project name, context, priority, date due -- and even allowing you to add a note.
iGTD: Strong OS X app with powerful Quicksilver integration | 43
GTD drawings
For your personal organization a very basic program might be enough, but some eye candy and extra features won't hurt. I have recently heard about TaskMerlin , a Windows application that fits the bill, from simple to-do lists to complex collaborative project management. As a bonus, it looks really great —this really helps making your organisation more attractive. The program interface is divided in five panels and a common icon / menu bar on top. This is the default view, but you can activate or deactivate the separate panels as you wish: The top left window is a folder structure where you access your documents and folders.
EasyTask Manager v1.8.0 you sitting at your computer wondering what it was you needed to do? With EasyTask just look at the "Computer" context to see all the things in your
EasyTask Manager -- GTD & ToDo / Task Management Application
Toodledo :: A to-do list to organize your tasks - Minefield (Bui
Organize Your Tasks. Use folders, tags, contexts, subtasks and more to organize, search and sort through your tasks. Improve Your Productivity.I installed a Nest Learning Thermostat in our principle home today. I have to say that I am really impressed all around. In fact, it is one of the most impressive technology experiences I have ever had. I think, one reason for this is the same as one found in most Apple products — magic. Installation was a breeze for me. I’m normally one of those people who are intimidated by such things.