Task Coach
Organize U Thoughts | Men With Pens
I always did like those posts that list a bunch of apps and tools I’d never heard of. I’ve found some really great apps that way. But no one’s ever bothered to offer us one of those “check these out!” posts – until today. Please welcome today’s guest poster, James Adams, and his collection of apps to organize thoughts. (We could all use more of that, eh!) Everyone these days is busy. The Internet is home to many tools that will assist you in saving your favorite websites, keeping track of your appointments, making mind maps, taking notes and creating notes to keep you on track. 1. Our friends at Google have developed this application to assist you in collecting notes and information from the Internet. 2. This tool is ideal if you find yourself too occupied with something to take notes. 3. This helpful application is a management tool that allows you to store and access your content from anywhere. 4. 5. 6. 7. This is a desktop note-taking app for Linux and Unix users. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.
Sacred Cow Dung: All Things Web 2.0 - "THE LIST"
« QUOTE OF THE WEEK: "Bad Code is Good Business" | Sacred Cow Dung Home | High-Performance Social Networking - Part II: The Natural Life-Cycle of a Personal Network » March 10, 2006 All Things Web 2.0 - "THE LIST" The most current listings are now available as a continuously updated Open Directory at “All Things Web 2.0 – The Directory” — cgm (08/16/06) Last night I was talking with Bob Stumpel who runs the Web 2.0 Group on OpenBC. Everything Web 2.0 by Bob Stumpel, et al 360yahoo - Blogging. [ The italicized entries are ones which I added or “fixed” — cgm ] Related Links Posted by cmayaud at 02:06 PM | Permalink| Comments (145) Del.icio.us Tagging | Digg This | Posted to COMtent | DIRECTORIES | LISTS | SOFTWARE IT | Web 2.0 Hi, I just wanted to respond to the category that Vyew.com is posted under. In fact, Vyew is a free, web-based collaboration site that provides a feature-rich meeting room with real-time, whiteboard functionality. Thanks, Fred Posted by: Fred Han at March 16, 2006 06:46 PM
Comparaison de logiciels GTD
Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. La méthode de gestion des priorités GTD peut être mise en œuvre avec seulement du support papier (dossiers, post-its, carnet, todo list); toutefois la création, la mise à jour et le suivi (liens hypertextes) de listes sont facilités sur support numérique, comme avec un PDA qu'on a toujours avec soi. Ce tableau présente une liste de logiciels capables d'implémenter Getting Things Done. Le plus souvent les solutions sont en anglais, l'usage de GTD étant pour l'instant plus répandu en Amérique du Nord. Presque tous les agendas électroniques du marché y sont représentés. Portail de l’informatique
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WatchMe
WatchMe is a feature-rich timer program that can be used to track time for a number of different tasks or events together or independently of one another. You can create any number of timers, give each one name and record additional notes and information about what you are timing – a great solution for those who need to track their time for hourly billing, timesheets and more. Download the latest version (v 2.3.2) – Released December 13, 2013 To install simply copy the executable onto your PC and run it. Click here to view the latest change log to see what new features are included in this version. Features Include Timers to track elapsed time (like a stopwatch) and countdowns (3…2…1…blastoff!) Requirements Screenshots Have multiple timers and countdowns running at the same time. Timers and countdowns can display their time in a variety of formats including fractions of an hour – handy if you have enter fractions of an hour into your timesheets or billing programs. Like this: Like Loading...
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Last Updated August 2, 2010 1. Definitions "Account(s)" means a storage account for use of the Box Solution. An Account may include individual Subaccounts as set forth in the Agreement. Additional Fees means any amounts chargeable in excess of the Fees and payable by the Enterprise Customer to the Licensor for the creation of additional accounts, extra storage space, additional upgrades from time to time. "Administrator(s)" means an individual person assigned by Enterprise Customer as a primary manager for the Management Console. Agreement is alternatively referred to as Enterprise License Agreement. "Authorized User(s)" means the individual persons that are identified by an Administrator or End User as an Account or Subaccount holder and are provided with access to an Account or Subaccount on the terms provided for herein. "Box Solution" Collaborator is an individual who is given access to an Authorized User's folders or files. "Confidential Information" "End User(s)" "Fee(s)" Initial Term Standard
voo2do : simple, beautiful web-based to-do lists
ThinkingRock GTD
GCstar
Current version Current version is 1.7.1. A mailing list lets you know when new versions are published. You may subscribe to it on the GCstar-release mailing list information page. GCstar 1.7.1 manages these collections: Movies Video games Books Music Numismatic Wines Board games Comic books TV shows episodes Stamps Periodicals Mini vehicles Smart cards TV shows (series) Computer software User defined collections This version is also fully or partly translated in these languages: Arabic, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Czech, Dutch, English, French, Galician, German, Greek, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian. There is some documentation for translators that explains how new languages could be added or existing ones, completed. News 13 March 2016: Registration to the forum open I made a few changes to the forum, and I'm going to experiment them. Hello everyone,
The Best Web 2.0 Software of 2005 (web2.wsj2.com)
Geek to Live: Tech support with UltraVNC SingleClick - Lifehacke
I have been doing this for the past two years, and I can atest that, 1. It's a lifesaver, 2. CAN be a hassle to make it work for the first time (ie get the ports right etc) 3. So my takes on the subject are: Get a dynamic DNS provider (dyndns works fine and has embedded clients on most routers [WRT54G here] or if you are out of luck, at least multiplatform clients for *nix and Windows) Serve the package yourself. Keep in mind that you *will* be saying your dyndns and port number over the phone to computer semi-literates, so try to make it something easy to understand/spell :)
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