Nudegemail. Two easy ways to use NudgeMail: Send any email to nudge@nudgemail.com 1.
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How do I get BBEdit 12? Download it and dive in! Things - task management on the Mac. Evernote. Plan your next trip Keep all of your itineraries, confirmations, scanned travel documents, maps, and plans in Evernote, so you’ll have them when you need them.
MailChimp. Springpad. Google Apps. Things - Mac app. Productivity, Planning, To Do Apps. This week, the show features the multi award winning task management application from Cultured Code - Things.
I've had lots of requests to cover Things for a while now, but I've always felt it needed a few tweaks on the integration side, especially due to my personal reliance on using both a task management application along with the standard Apple email application. Thankfully, with the release of Things 1.2, the wait was over, as not only was superb email integration delivered but some other unexpected features as well!.
As there is so much to cover, I've split the Things tutorial into two parts, the second part to be published in two weeks time. This week, it's part one and I cover: The free version of this week's show is sponsored by Cultured Code, the developers of Things. Manymoon.